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Can i play shuttle after eating?
Can i play shuttle after eating?
Are any health issues will come?
Because today evening i drank horlicks with 3 mary biscuits, after that i played shuttle without time gap.
Is it okay?
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Hello dear as many said playing shuttle post lunch or dinner or heavy snacks are not advisable. But yes it’s always good to take fruits or snacks 30min -1 hour before playing which enhances your body health, stamina, tones skeletal muscles and will minimise post exercise energy loss and body ache etc
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Prefer fruit diet oat meal , sandwich like light foods
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Eating a large amount of food right before some physical exercise can lead to cramping of muscles and digestive troubles. It can also make you feel sluggish during your game. As a general guideline, you should wait three to four hours after a large meal before engaging in any physical exertion. If you’ve had a small meal or snack, wait a minimum of 30 minutes or preferably one to two hours before going to play.
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Not immediately atleast 30 minutes gap needed
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No ma'am... Not very OK at all.
One should not perform any physical exercise/activity immediately after the meals. It can lead to digestive troubles.
Atleast 2 hours of gap is necessary.
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* Do some basic stretching exercises before you start the game.
* Hydrate yourself while playing, for that you can have sips of water in every 15-20 mins.
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Dr. Surya A Bhagwati
Ayurveda
31 yrs exp
Mumbai
Thank you for sharing your concern. It's absolutely okay to indulge into a physical activity including active sports like shuttle post a meal consumption (if not a heavy diet) but ideally, you should give your body at least a 30 min time gap to process the diet intake to avoid any kind of cramp in stomach muscles.
The meal in your description can be considered a light meal and it won't cause any harm in your physical health.
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Dr. Nandini Sharma
Homoeopath
27 yrs exp
Delhi
AVOID EATING HEAVY MEALS BEFORE ANY KIND OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS THIS WILL LEAD TO MANY TURMOILS IN YOUR BODY THUS MAKING YOU SICK.
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TAKE SMALL QUANTITY OF FRUIT,COCONUT WATER OR ROASTED CHANNA BEFORE ANY ACTIVITY
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Noida
No. U can have any seasonal fruit 20 mins before playing/exercise.
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