Some resources that might be helpful:
http://www.webmd.com/diet/fight-fatigue-energy-foods-6/power-up
http://www.caring.com/articles/5-foods-that-fight-fatigue
http://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/200310/fighting-fatigue-diet
If the problem persists no matter what you do, you may want to see a doctor because it could be something like anemia or hypothyroidism which might require further dietary changes, supplements, or drugs. But you can’t assume it’s one of those things without the proper tests. Chances are it’s just something simple like not even protein or poorly-spaced meals. Good luck!
posted almost 2 years agoperhaps you should see your doctor…could be anemia, or thyroid, and a simple blood test will make all the difference,
a well balanced diet with protien, fruits and veggies is always good.
I use sparkpeople.com for tracking food and exercise, and they have some good info on nutritian.
oh, also, sometimes people are exhausted because they are dehydrated! drinks some water throughout the day…good luck
im not one for caffeine or any type of energy drinks because when you drink them too often the side effects are extremely bad. so if your looking for something more natural try adding lime to more drinks (besides coronas) or even foods also wild orange extract is very energizing as well as mood uplifting.
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drink lots and lots and lots of cool water! it will keep your metabolism going, cool down your body, and that will also help burn calories because you’ll be working on bringing your body temperature up. also, water refreshes your body, and is all around good for almost every organ in you. its always a great solution! :)
posted almost 2 years agoI know that if you are iron deficient that can make you tired, have a lack of energy, etc. If you are a vegetarian, or don’t eat a lot of meat an iron supplement might be needed.
posted almost 2 years agoWaking up a half an hour earlier than when you sually wake up is actually proven to make you less tired.
posted over 1 year agogo running! it’s a weird concept to exercise when you’re tired but sometimes it gets you out of a fatigued rut – assuming there’s nothing medically wrong with you.
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Some people can get by on 7 hours of sleep a night. Some people cannot. It sounds to me as though you are one of the people who cannot. Sorry, that is just the luck of the draw. Try going to bed at 10 consistently every night for a few weeks. See if you feel any better.
posted over 1 year agoYou need to make sure you have plenty of sleep. I find my day is at it’s best when I have something very healthy to eat in the morning. I go to Jamba Juice quite often. Everything they sell is healthy. If you don’t have a Jamba Juice near you, then you can always order online
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