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Although scientists are still unsure of the relationship between dreams and eating before bed, it is clear that eating close to sleeping can cause disrupted sleep. You should especially avoid heavy meals, spicy food and anything likely to create indigestion, starting about two to three hours before you go to sleep.
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Anyone who has ever lifted a weight or gone for a run is familiar with the soreness and stiffness that frequently follow the workout. This soreness can appear shortly after the end of the workout. It can also be delayed a day or two -- a common condition known as delayed onset muscle soreness.
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Proper diet during a training camp and a weight cut is a significant challenge. It can often be tempting, especially after the pressure of a strict diet for an entire camp, to splurge on the meal the night before the fight, since the training and weigh-ins are over.
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