Runner’s Gut: Why Some Find Themselves Sprinting To The Toilet Instead Of The Marathon Finish Line
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Runner’s Gut: Why Some Find Themselves Sprinting To The Toilet Instead Of The Marathon Finish Line
Marathons and other long-distance events can be associated with several dangers– including dehydration, electrolyte imbalances and heatstroke. All important reasons as to why it’s crucial to train adequately for the big day, and come prepared. The post Runner’s Gut: Why Some Find Themselves Sprinting To The Toilet Instead Of The Marathon Finish Line appeared first on Study Finds.
Runner’s gut: why some marathon runners find themselves sprinting to the toilet instead of the finish line
Running a marathon is no small feat. Athletes can expect to cover between 50-60,000 steps, burn over 3,000 calories and expel multiple litres of sweat to keep cool. Marathons and other long distance events can be associated with several dangers – including dehydration, electrolyte imbalances and heatstroke. All important reasons as to why it’s crucial to train adequately for the big day, and come prepared. But there’s another condition that can …
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