Hello i wouldn't think so, My son has severe allergies (nuts, egg, dust mites, soy, grass, fur, plants, trees) we have epi pens for him, he also has Eczema, asthma and hayfever. He has dyslexia and Dyspraxia and talipes and we applied a couple of years ago and were refused.riginally Posted by ANNE A(39) Can i claim DLA for my daughter she has been diagnoised with Milk intollrance and wheat allergy. She also has eczema & Asthma has to have creams applied 6 times a day. Also suffers with Hayfever & has constant viral infections. She is a normal weight.
Consuming water is just as important as consuming the right foods in sprint triathlon training. Iou should consume between 17 and 20 ounces of water two hours before exercise, and 16 to 24 ounces of water for every pound of bodyweight you've lost after your event.
What you should eat before swimming depends on whether you are swimming recreationally or competitively. The food you eat before a swim meet will make a difference in your energy levels and athletic performance.Your body type also influences what type of food will be best for you to eat before swimming in competition.at easy-to-digest foods, especially if you are preparing for a swim meet, to avoid needing to use the restroom when you least expect it. Such easy-to-digest foods include steamed vegetables, fruit and greens. Avoid breads and heavy grains, such as brown rice and pasta.