Women's Fitness

EAT TO BEAT INFLAMMATION

Anyone who works out regularly knows all too well the niggling aches and pains that come as standard after a tough training session. Delayed onset muscle soreness (or DOMS) and the associated discomfort is a result of micro tears in muscle tissue, which leads to gradual inflammation – not necessarily a bad thing, but more a sign that you need to rest and recover whilst your immune system kicks in to heal your body. The pain can last anywhere

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