the sweat cools you off but then you are wet and you may get too cold.
Your blood and adrenaline are pumping through your body. When the body's temperature increases, it feels colder than normal.
All people get hot when they exercise and cold when they swim in cold water, why should he be any different.
No. Getting out in the sun may help get rid of a cold, but running or any physical exercise is contraindicated (not good) when you have a cold. Your body needs rest to do the work to get rid of your cold, so you should avoid strenuous exercise like running if you want to get rid of a cold faster.
You crawl to the fridge and get a cold beer.
In theory, yes.
because the weather is not to hot or to cold its just right to exercise
because the weather is not to hot or to cold its just right to exercise
Yes. Regular exercise, from aerobics to walking, boosts the immune system. People who exercise may still catch a virus that causes a cold or the flu, but they may have less severe symptoms and may recover more quickly than their friends who do not exercise.
I have a cold and I'm planning to go to the gym today. Apparently a little light exercise wont hurt at all, especially if it's just a cold. If it's a respiratory problem or if you have a fever, then it's better to rest and avoid swimming and intesnse exercise, but try relaxing exercise such as yoga or stretching instead.
Well it means what you mean by sick, of course everyone can get a cold, but health problems are much less if you exercise.
NO. Nothing will lower a blood alcohol level except time. Not coffee, not oxygen, not cold showers, not exercise. Alcohol is burned by the metabolism of the body, and it takes time to do that.
probably because you don't get enough exercise thus poor circulation.
Sudden exertion in cold weather can strain a person's heart or cause accidental hypothermia if precautions are not taken.