Josh is just another stupid-ass jew Dr, who doesn't know his ass from a stethiscope.
Ignore the twit.
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> The rationale is that if "it" is in the chest it can develop into something more serious.
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> I would say the folks like David Martin, PhD (respiratory therapy guy and author of Better
> Training for Distance Runners) is a pretty good source. I have heard Dr. Eric Heiden say the same
> thing. Based on his athletic background and the fact that he is also a physician, I am willing to
> go along with it.
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> "Josh Steinberg" <
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> > TopCounsel wrote:
> >
> > > >Above the neck, go ahead. Below the neck and give yourself a chance to recover fully.
> > >
> > > There is merit to this advice. With symptoms "below the neck" you risk bronchitis and/or worse
> > > (e.g., pneumonia) if you push too early. With a
> head
> > > cold, I would only let it get in the way if your sinuses were painfully infected.
> >
> > Says who? This is all make-believe. If you feel well, run. If you feel crappy, take some time
> > off. Your body will tell you if you are making a mistake. -- Josh Steinberg MD, Syracuse
> >