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Cramming in high-intensity workouts to prepare for summer can, in rare cases, lead to a life-threatening condition
INSIDER 2 hrs ago rhosie@insider.com (Rachel Hosie,Anna Medaris Miller) © Provided by INSIDER People are rushing to transform their lockdown love handles into beach bodies. But cramming in intense workouts can backfire. Crystal Cox/Insider
Cramming intense exercise to shed pandemic pounds can, at the worst, lead to rhabdomyolysis.
The rare, life-threatening condition comes when muscle tissue breaks down, overwhelming the kidneys.
It mostly occurs after intense full-body exercises if you re new to fitness or don t ease back in.
When the coronavirus pandemic shut down the gym Jamie Hickey owns, his regimented diet and fitness routine was replaced by booze, cheesesteaks, and plenty of sitting.
Employees Balk at End to Remote Work: Going Back to the Office Is Stupid
By Paul Keegan
Dimitri Otis
As the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations accelerates and states loosen restrictions, employers have slowly begun calling their employees back to the workplace, with the pace expected to pick up sharply over the next few months. But what might have been a hopeful sign that life is returning to normalcy has instead become a source of friction as some workers push back. They are fearful of getting infected, worried about how to care for kids still learning remotely and resisting going back to the 9-to-5 in-office grind after tasting the flexibility of working from home.