Nutrition
Immune Recovery After Training
Immune recovery after training restores defenses suppressed by hard load—balance volume, calories, sleep, and deloads to avoid illness during heavy blocks.
Immune recovery after training is the window when hard sessions temporarily suppress innate immunity—elevating illness risk if sleep, calories, and stress are already strained. Moderate volume, protein, hydration, and rest days restore defenses; chronic overload invites colds.
One brutal week is fine; months without deload are not.
Common questions
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Should you train when mildly sick?
Skip hard sessions at first symptoms; easy walks only if energy allows. Pushing through raises complication risk and extends downtime.
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