over-exercise

Never over-exercise; the ideal period should not last longer than 15 minutes.

Because of their size and growth rate, do not over-exercise as puppies.

As a puppy, care must be taken not to over-exercise them during the early growing stages.

And I talked to him about eating enough and making sure he didn't over-exercise.

But some people do tell me I over-exercise.

But don't over-exercise, and go back to it gradually.

After all, healthy athletes suffer injury if they over-exercise.

For women, the effects of over-exercise and food reduction can lead to amenorrhea, which is defined as less than three periods a year.

People with anorexia diet to extremes and will commonly over-exercise in an effort to lose weight.

Do not over-exercise, engage in sexual activities, or consume alcoholic beverages within 6 hours before or after the treatment.

Externally, oxidative boosters include everything from obesity to over-exercise.

She was rushed into A&E because her heart rate had fallen dangerously low due to malnutrition and over-exercise.

In contrast with bulimia, this illness does not lead people to purge (vomit), fast, or over-exercise.

Patients with anorexia are very underweight due to their long-term food restriction and, in many cases, their urge to over-exercise.

“We know that if women over-exercise or diet obsessively, then their oestrogen levels drop and they become less fertile,” Tovee says.

Let him have as much exercise as his condition allows, but don't let him over-exercise.'

Compulsive eating is frequently followed by renewed pledges to diet or over-exercise, thus perpetuating the compulsive cycle.

◦ Don't over-exercise.

Lists warning signs and specific physical problems associated with over-exercise for individuals involved in fitness as well as prevention tips for fitness leaders.

Care must be taken not to over-exercise young dogs, as this may damage growing bones; however, once mature, Boxers can be excellent jogging or running companions.

Or combine absurd over-exercise and danger by swimming the Channel, like another camp-yet-macho middle-ager, David Walliams.

Discusses the problem of over-exercise as a way in which to control weight and the problems associated with using exercise in combination with self-starvation and/or binge/purge activities.

For those in their maintenance range, exercise issues may be addressed via the exercise protocol or, if this is proving unsuccessful, by helping you to reduce over-exercise gradually over time.

Individuals with binge eating disorder (BED) binge eat but do not regularly use compensatory weight control behaviours such as vomiting, fasting, over-exercise, or abuse of laxatives.