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Overcoming injury: Do's and don'ts of the healing process

A. Do exercise, the body-parts, that aren't injured.
B. Don't exercise, the body parts, that are injured.
C. Do exercise, no matter what, if your able to,
in any-way, shape, or form; If, you can't lift,
or stretch, some parts, "Have the "Little Lady",
help you, or some party.
D. Don't over-do, lift-light, do-light, start-out slow,
and increase the reps, with-out regrets.
E. Do your work-out, in the mornings; After rest,
of at least seven to eight hours sleep; It's a proven
"medical statistic, fact", your body has the most energy,
to work-out best in the mornings.
F. Don't avoid "energy drinks", as some coffee or tea before
a work-out will serve to help you get started, and prevent
you from maybe skiping your much needed work-outs, to
bring safe, quick, and strong recovery.
G. Do make sure to wait at least, a hour and one-half, after
your breakfast, before working-out; It's a proven fact, that
your heart can be damaged, as it's like swiming to quick,
after a meal; In fact, your heart work's at about three to
four times harder, if you don't wait this hour and one half.
H. Don't let working-out injure you more, contact your peers,
in the "Gyms", your "Doctors", and friends that care, and
have been there, where you are now, and pulled through.

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