FROM FATIGUE TO RECUPERATE
“Fatigue is the
No. 1 complaint I hear from the general public,” Fatigue is an illness.
There are things
we can do to get our energy back.”
Millions of men & women around the world
grapple with weight gain, chronic stress, poor sleep, forgetfulness, low sex
drive, mood swings, hormone imbalances and constant fatigue. More often than
not, they’re told: “That’s normal. You’re getting older.”
Small steps to
kick fatigue for good.
§
Reduce
Stress and Deal with Anger.
§
Keep Smiling.
§
Stay Engaged
& Do
something interesting.
§
Drink More Water and Less Alcohol.
§
Change Your
Diet.
§ Eat breakfast
to spark your energy.
§ Actually,
chew your food.
§
Take a few deep breaths.
§ Splash cold water on your face.
§ Sit Up Straight.
§
Clean Out Your
Gut.
§
Get Better
Sleep.
§
Use a sleep app.
§ Just say no to snoozing.
§
Have More Sex.
§
Move More to
Boost Metabolism.
§ Prop
your feet at a level higher than your head.
§
Take a Power Nap.
§
Smell a lemon.
§ Get some sun.
§ Listen to music.
§ Take a twenty-minute walk.
§
Talk to
friends.
§ Give Your Brain a Mini-Vacation.
§ Use a
Little Pressure OR a gentle massage.
§ Good
vibes only.
§ Use adaptogen herbs.
§ Do yoga.
§ Take up
meditation.
§ Be consistent with your routines.
§ Clap for 2-3 minutes.
§Get Your
Thyroid and
Complete Blood Cell Count Checked Out.
Beware of These Energy
Zappers!
- SUGAR Sweets give an immediate surge in blood sugar—and a temporary burst of energy. But soon after, blood-sugar levels plummet, leaving you tired and cranky.
- OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDS Certain drugs can make you feel as if you're asleep standing up. If one product, in particular, seems to wear you out, talk with your pharmacist about a drowse-free alternative.
- ALCOHOL Not only does booze act as a sedative; it also dehydrates you and makes it harder to fall—and stay—asleep.
- BEING INSIDE It's true! Staying indoors can sap your energy and your spirit. Half an hour of exposure to natural sunlight each day charges your brain's production of the mood-boosting chemical serotonin.
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