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nate1064 CH.com Newbie Offline I Love CH.com! Posts: 10	Exercise? Sep 3^rd, 2009 at 4:02pm Does exercise help or hurt when you are in a cycle? I thought it would help but got a good CH right after exercising yesterday.
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gizmo CH.com Hall of Famer Offline Posts: 522 Germany Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #1 - Sep 3^rd, 2009 at 4:38pm For some it helps, for some others it's a trigger and then there are clusterheads (like me) where it doesn't make a difference (neither good nor bad).
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JeffB CH.com Alumnus Offline Wide open till you see God, then brake Posts: 2888 Raleigh, N.C. USA Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #2 - Sep 3^rd, 2009 at 6:48pm Never felt that motivated to exercise while in a cycle. Spent too much time waiting for the next hit and still feeling sore from the last one.
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Charlie CH.com Alumnus Offline Happy to be here Posts: 18971 Jamestown, NY Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #3 - Sep 4^th, 2009 at 3:18am I discovered that exercise did shorten the hit. Leg exercise or anything that drew blood away from the head to other muscles seemed to work. Charlie
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Guiseppi CH.com Moderator CH.com Alumnus Offline San Diego to Florida 05-16-2011 Posts: 12063 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA USA Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #4 - Sep 4^th, 2009 at 3:34am Exercise has never brought on a hit for me while on cycle. Before I discovered oxygen I'd go for 'max out" runs when an attack started. Like Charlie said, it seemed to alleviate the intensity of the hit. Many on the board have posted that exercising, especially if they overheat, will trigger an attack. Trial and error! Joe
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Bob P CH.com Hall of Famer Offline Shut up Bob! Posts: 4573 Clio,California Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #5 - Sep 4^th, 2009 at 8:55am For some: exercise during a CH cycle may trigger an attack. For some: streneous exercise at the beginning of an attack will abort it.
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MrsCetrone CH.com Newbie Offline I Love CH.com! Posts: 6	Re: Exercise? Reply #6 - Sep 6^th, 2009 at 8:37am I definitely feel less motivated to work out when I'm in a cycle but it DOES help some, I've noticed. I go to the gym 3 to 4 times a week for stress management anyway.
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Marc Ex Member Gender:	Re: Exercise? Reply #7 - Sep 6^th, 2009 at 1:11pm Flat out, heart pounding exercise was a very effective abortive for me. Now, with high flow O2 therapy - I'm getting lazy.......
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