Thommothebear
Well-Known Member
Once again I have had a bad cold, and as usual it got into my lungs and as a result I've been laid up since boxing day. Worse and most frustrating for me is that it means I am going to unable to train until next weekend at the earliest, which is driving me nuts!
This is probably the 4th cold I've had this year. It's not the flu but being asthmatic as soon as it hits the lungs I start to have big problems as I am unable to easily clear fluids from my lungs and any even minor exertion triggers a long and very painful coughing fit
I know some will point the finger at the low carb diet but I do take all the long list of supplements, minerals and vitamins recommended to counteract any deficiences, plus a few others besides to support my exercise, and I actually suffered from frequent colds before I changed diet.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to avoid these constant chest infections? I used to put it down to commuting on crowded trains but I stopped doing that back in May.
This is probably the 4th cold I've had this year. It's not the flu but being asthmatic as soon as it hits the lungs I start to have big problems as I am unable to easily clear fluids from my lungs and any even minor exertion triggers a long and very painful coughing fit
I know some will point the finger at the low carb diet but I do take all the long list of supplements, minerals and vitamins recommended to counteract any deficiences, plus a few others besides to support my exercise, and I actually suffered from frequent colds before I changed diet.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to avoid these constant chest infections? I used to put it down to commuting on crowded trains but I stopped doing that back in May.