It's all good in moderation of course. Make sure the can is in date. Lots of damaged shet ends up at the dollar store. Even some name brands are made by cheaper manufactures and sold at tuna for less. I only eat a couple certain brands because of the good taste.
Yes bulging disks are to be respected. Echoing the other experienced members here, correct form - safety principle should always be in front, lite weight until you're comfortable working the area and defiantly consult you doc and reputable physical therapist your goals, who then can individually...
Eggs, cheddar aged 60 days, chicken, lean turkey and brown rice meat loaf (jet fuel), salmon, tuna, beans, peas, occasional red meat, natural PB for the fat source, powders. Add herbs - right source of oils and properly cook. :p
Beware that targeting right abs, obliques has potential to exacerbate poor left sided core axial spinal dynamics.Twisting maneuvers and crunches should done with much focus.
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you mentioned sinus infection. that will slow you down and make you feel bad.
Rest, continue to eat good and limit hard phisical activity. won't take long to be back on top. peace bro. :coffee: