The Overtraining Syndrome

Dr Leon Creaney discusses overtraining in athletes

[@nikhilsonawane6265]

Thank You Very Much for Opening My Eyes.....ty

[@pulipatiithareya5854]

Very useful and educational video thank u

[@noramuller6334]

i had 14 years anorexia and had several damage- also heart tissue. i am now "healthy bmi" but have had inuries. what about me?

[@jaymills1720]

Any help with treatments had these symptoms for a year with normal labs

[@samuelgebhard5461]

hey bro, you better now?

[@jaymills1720]

@@samuelgebhard5461 a little - reducing training, eating, resting is the only way.

[@samuelgebhard5461]

@@jaymills1720 ok bro, hope you will fully recover from it🙏

[@starplayer2637]

Bro when I was younger I think I had this for 3 years from working out twice a day 7 days a week and cutting weight a lot not eating enough I’m now out of high school and work out and recover properly. How can I tell if I fully recovered from this as I had it bad. I though more was always better when I was young so I took it to extremes. I make progress now for once which is nice but I really want to know it’s caused me a lot of heart ache.

[@callum5752]

Did you recover fully?@@jaymills1720

[@rosegarden32]

Hello Doctor. Could you tell us the name of the german drug again? Thank you from Belgium

[@cathrineii696]

Just found it: Actovegin I think. It's a prescription drug in Germany...

[@cathrineii696]

Forgot to add: the instructions suggest ingesting this medicine for up to 26 weeks. Apparently it helps delivering oxygen and nutrients to all body parts and the brain🙏

[@nasibi111]

Sorry, what is the name of the drug (from Germany) ?

[@cathrineii696]

Actovegin❤