During exercise, our blood moves away from the diaphragm to the limbs.
The diaphragm is the muscle that separates the stomach and abdomen from the heart and lungs.
It's one of the main muscles involved in breathing.
Most scientists believe the pain is caused by a reduction in blood supply to the diaphragm, causing it to cramp.
The stitch is caused by fluids which the body finds hard to digest.
This causes the gut to tug on the ligaments connecting it to the diaphragm.
Running water causes the martian valley
sideaches are caused by little air bubbles getting pocketed between your ribs. they aren't anything major. to rid of them: hold in our breath and stretch the opposite way. the best thing is to hold on to a gate or fence and pull from that side. and realease your breath as you come back up from the stretch.
Rain and gravity.
Not running fast enough.
means you are running out of hot water
running low gas
Increased Heart Rate
Running water
Common causes of a running toilet include a faulty flapper valve, a worn-out fill valve, a leaky flush valve, or a problem with the float mechanism.
ruptured baker cyst
Running Water
The lack of oxygen your body has after running causes this. Your body uses up oxygen and makes it hard to take in more to substitute for the amount you are using up.