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8. Have a cup of black coffee

Caffeine contains adenosine, a pain-relieving substance similar to over-the-counter pain medications. Drinking caffeine before working out may help reduce muscle soreness and can, unsurprisingly, ease fatigue. Also, research shows that combining caffeine with other anti-inflammatories may provide even better pain-relief. That said, caffeine is a diuretic, so it is important to keep drinking enough water during or after the workout.

10 Tips to Treat Muscle Soreness After Exercise

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