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Longest run since January of 2020!

I hope this isn’t a complaint.
Yes I realise it’s a bit humble brag-y, oh my body MAKES me exercise, poor me! But it is a thing - I can’t even have a day of just eating pizza and playing video games, I end up feeling awful physically.
Exercise addiction is real; it’s the endorphins and dopamine. I used to have it pre-lockdown. Every workout I used pre-workout too which had all these ingredients you can’t pronounce so the chemical addiction was even more intensified. I had crazy withdrawals once the lockdown hit but I am better now... more flabby too
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OP, your muscles will not significantly deteriorate after one day off. In fact, taking a day off can be beneficial from a muscle recovery and building standpoint.
It took me a longgg time to understand that there is such a thing as too much training. I used to feel "bad" or "off" when I missed a day of workout but that caused me to work through a lot of minor injuries and aches that added up over time.
OP, try taking a day off and eating your normal diet - it could be that on days off you're not getting the same (or enough) nutrition and that's what's having an impact on your body. I tend to get nauseous when I don't eat for extended periods of time, don't eat enough, etc.