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When working out makes you sick to your stomach: What to know about exercise-induced nausea

  • Written by Anne R. Crecelius, Associate Professor of Health and Sport Science, University of Dayton
imageIt's no fun to exercise if you wind up doubled over with gastrointestinal problems.Goads Agency/iStock via Getty Images Plus

You’re doing it! You’re working out, reaping all those benefits of exercise that have been drilled into your head.

So you’re pedaling your heart out or running like you’re escaping a zombie horde....

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