Running with Autoimmune Disease
from Running Form Fitness Hosted by Carina Heilner, Cher Wallentine
Summary In this podcast episode, Cher and Carina discuss running with autoimmune disease, focusing on Carina's experience with ulcerative colitis. Carina shares her journey of being diagnosed with the disease and her initial struggles with medication. She then talks about seeking a more natural solution and working with a specialized health center. Carina also discusses the impact of ulcerative colitis on her running and the challenges she faced. The conversation shifts to the topic of breast implants and their potential connection to autoimmune disease. Carina shares her thoughts on getting her implants removed and the risks involved. The episode concludes with a call for others to share their experiences of running with autoimmune disease and the importance of community support. Takeaways Running with autoimmune disease can be challenging, but finding the right treatment and support can help manage symptoms. Medication for autoimmune disease may have side effects, and it's important to weigh the benefits and risks. Breast implants may be linked to autoimmune disease, and individuals should consider the potential risks before getting them. Sharing experiences and supporting each other in the running community can provide valuable insights and encouragement for those with autoimmune disease.
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