In the same boat. It’s really awful.
A friend of ours caught the coronavirus a couple months ago. She's in her late twenties and very healthy; spends hours exercising every day. Her symptoms were negligible, but two months later she still feels tired. Even if you're young, you don't want to catch this.
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Exercising for hours everyday will actually hurt your immune system.
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Depends on the intensity! "Moderate Exercise Enhances Immune Function; Intense Exercise Increases Risk of Illness" (Rhonda Patrick
@foundmyfitness)https://podclips.com/c/OsNxpr?ss=t
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Pushing the creative stretch boundaries here. Some of that right brained, ganja reasoning.pic.twitter.com/VFeogsmk2W
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Eventually everyone is going to be exposed to it. Pretending otherwise is foolish. Some thought as to other reasons she might "feel tired" are in order. Like the impact of constant psychological stress on her immune system. COVID isn't the only bug out there.
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a lot of places in the world did the work and are beating it. Don't let desperation blind you.
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Hey PG, hosting a community organizer roundtable next Wed at 4 pm PST with http://endcoronavirus.org , you’re welcome to join or if you know others who are working to help in their communities or interested in doing so, please send them my way. Ty! International folks welcome.
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