I decided to write a topic because there is talk everywhere about the benefits of sports, but nowhere and no one mentions what consequences it can have if practiced incorrectly and without the necessary sports supplements. I am a 22 year old girl. already. When I was 15 years old. I met a boy who was super passionate about training. And I do not mean obsessed with fitness, but obsessed with training with your own weight - levers, presses, push-ups, sprints and more. I caught fire too. Important clarification - I was not big or fat, I weighed only 50 kilos, big bone, 1. 65 tall. I also started sprinting about a kilometer every day. I became even more obsessed because anyone who does sports knows about the release of serotonin and how it makes us feel after a grueling workout. I started push-ups, sit-ups and squats. Every day. I hardly ate - a few slices of lean and soups. No supplements, vitamins or protein foods. That's how I spent two years. Until one day I noticed that I was getting cold, my hands were turning blue - not just my nails, but my whole skin was turning blue like a mortal. The same thing happens with the legs. I thought I wasn't moving enough and increased my training. I went to school during the day and when I came back I started with facial and abdominal exercises about 50 facials a day and 300 abdominal presses. And this every day.
The night before I went to bed, at about 12 o'clock in the evening I walked and ran on the streets, at least 5 km, because otherwise I could not sleep if I did not. One day teachers and classmates asked me if I had any health problems. I ask why. And they answer that I look sucked and with blue under my eyes. They thought I was shaking. And that's what I really looked like - with a sunken pale face, chronically round eyes and blue lips. My blood was falling and I was sick but stopped during the day. Not to mention that my blue hands and feet were just a brutal sight. I immediately ran to the doctors, they found nothing. Healthy as a bull. And then I decided to stop training, or at least reduce it. I diluted it 5 times, then only 3 days a week. I became seriously ill with stomach problems and had to stop for half a year at all. I recovered halfway. My face is refreshed, I'm not puffy and blue under my eyes. But one problem remained - the bruising of the limbs. I'm told it was Raynaud's syndrome, but I can't believe it. Do I train already, well, yes, but in moderation - up to 10 facials every day, squats and swimming once or twice a week. The rest of the time I am distracted not by running, but by walking, a few kilometers. per day. I wonder how others run and train and are healthy. Isn't sport health? Or am I doing something wrong? I also drank vitamins, I feel heavy and sick from them. I tried children's vitamins, I feel sleepy from them. As funny as it sounds. I have a problem, it's that I'm obsessed with moving, playing sports, but I can't. My body can't. What should I accept in order to be able to train as much as I want without developing health problems and finally recovering my limbs? I'm ashamed to show my hands, I wear gloves all the time like some kind of killer ... help me.
I can't work, communicate and live like that. I feel heavy and sick from them. I tried children's vitamins, I feel sleepy from them. As funny as it sounds. I have a problem, it's that I'm obsessed with moving, playing sports, but I can't. My body can't. What should I accept in order to be able to train as much as I want without developing health problems and finally recovering my limbs? I'm ashamed to show my hands, I wear gloves all the time like some kind of killer ... help me. I can't work, communicate and live like that. I feel heavy and sick from them. I tried children's vitamins, I feel sleepy from them. As funny as it sounds. I have a problem, it's that I'm obsessed with moving, playing sports, but I can't. My body can't. What should I accept in order to be able to train as much as I want without developing health problems and finally recovering my limbs? I'm ashamed to show my hands, I wear gloves all the time like some kind of killer ... help me. I can't work, communicate and live like that. without my health problems and my limbs finally getting better? I'm ashamed to show my hands, I wear gloves all the time like some kind of killer ... help me. I can't work, communicate and live like that. without my health problems and my limbs finally getting better? I'm ashamed to show my hands, I wear gloves all the time like some kind of killer ... help me. I can't work, communicate and live like that.
1 smritiirani answered
You have to eat, food! Diverse. You have realized where your mistake is. The more strenuous the workout, the more you need food to regain your energy and build and become stronger. Otherwise, 50 push-ups and 300 sit-ups a day are not too much for a healthy person, you can do more, but it is mandatory to eat according to the load! You don't need supplements, just food! Food is vital. Even without any load ... with two slices and lean soups you kill yourself slowly.