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snowboarding with a cold/cough?
so tomorrow i was looking to hit the slopes but i have cold/cough and don't want it to get any worse, any tips for how to dress or what to do?
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just go, the exercise will help.
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Vitamin C intake! |
You'll be fine, it actually might help cause itll get your lymphatics / blood flow going a bit more.
Just don't overdue it. Vit C, Zing, B vitamins etc etc etc etc. Just make sure you stay hydrated, it's easy to forget about water on the mountain. Really easy. |
Whenever I feel a cold about to start I grab this stuff:
Emergen-C, Vitamin C Supplement, Vitamin B Nutrition, Dietary Support |
Nothing wrong with doing a few laps with a cold (as long as it's not serious). Just take it easy, drink water and once you get tired go home so you don't run your body down.
Also, taking vitamins after you get cold symptoms usually does nothing. It's a placebo effect for most people. You need to be healthy and taking care BEFORE you get sick. Fyi, the most common vitamin deficiencies among snowboarders are vitamin d (lack of sunlight) and omega 3 (nearly everyone is lacking enough omega 3). |
Not true...
The reason is because studies done have been done when symptoms subside. Symptoms arent the sickness, it's your bodies response to fight it. So giving your body the tools to fight whatever you have = faster healing. |
Vitamins work before you get the cold (if you're deficient). They typically do jack all after you've already become sick.
Placebo. |
stay hydrated, eat some snow,but stay away from the yellow ones:laugh:
Have fun!! |
If your body is low in zinc, and you take zinc when you're sick. It will help you get better faster.
If you take Vitamin D when your'e sick, it will do nothing. Saying vitamins only help in prevention isn't right. Your body needs vitamins to make a proper immune response, if it doesnt have enough of it, what's it going to do? |
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