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Excercising before eating


Question Posted Thursday December 28 2006, 10:32 am

I used to excercise 1 hour before I eat but actually I don't think my stomache digested the food in an hour because I get a stomache ache so I started excercising right before I eat my meals and my Dad told me to stop because it's unhealthy. I need a professional to answer this one. If it's not healthy to excercise right before eating lunch, then when is it a good time to excercise?

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easilyfixed answered Friday December 29 2006, 6:35 pm:
you can work out right after you eat.
it will build up your metabolism (sp) and you won't get those stomache ache's anymore.

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evil-devil12 answered Thursday December 28 2006, 1:52 pm:
well i'm not a professional but i am pretty sure that you can exsersise about 1-2 hours after you ate. i always do that and it helpes.
good luck

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lulabelle answered Thursday December 28 2006, 11:31 am:
You actually have more beneficial results from exercising in the morning and before eating. When you do this it helps to stimulate your metabolism and burns energy more efficiently throughout the day. There is even evidence that people get a better nights sleep if they work out in the morning. I've included a couple of websites that have information you may enjoy reading.



Working out after you eat is a bit difficult at times because you have to wait @ least an hour before you can get a good workout in. If you don't wait at least an hour your workout could be sluggish and/or you could make yourself ill. I'm sure there are people who it doesn't affect, as in all things, but most people don't fare well doing it that way.



Each person is different and you have to figure out what works best for you. What may work for your father may not work for you. You need to listen to your body and do things that works best and helps you achieve your desired results.



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Good luck in your workout program!!

Namaste!


LULABELLE

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karenR answered Thursday December 28 2006, 10:55 am:
I'm not a professional but, I can tell you that exercising BEFORE you eat will help curb your appetite.

Exercising after a meal can make you sick...as you have found out.

If you exercise in the morning I have heard it helps keep your metabolism up all day.

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