Lack of sleep dramatically increase your chances of getting the flu.
Im thinking high stress and poor sleep makes you more likely to have
inflammation type injuries and take a long time to recover.
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Does poor sleep make you injury prone
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Quoted message said:
Lack of sleep dramatically increase your chances of getting the flu.
Im thinking high stress and poor sleep makes you more likely to have
inflammation type injuries and take a long time to recover.Stuff your pillow with hundred dollar bills.
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Quoted message said:
Lack of sleep dramatically increase your chances of getting the flu.
Im thinking high stress and poor sleep makes you more likely to have
inflammation type injuries and take a long time to recover.Definatly the flu I'm sure it also aids to injury although I could be
run. You have to remember running takes alot out of your body and
lack of sleep probably increases it. I don't know about stress. I
use running to release stress but everyone is different. -
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yet rain makes lots of rest time.
and complain more for intell ways.
intell now that funny ( we would of been better off if tey shoy
Newton) and equlibium is more money and reasons for some one else.tanks for the F.S.....
because intell is.........
if they want me to work they would give me $,,,,,,,,,,they
don'T.........happy trails: (AT)
Lowtuc
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