Monday, March 18, 2013

Overcome Constant Fatigue

Overcome Constant Fatigue


If you suffer from constant fatigue or chronic fatigue then you are not alone. Millions of Americans are overworked physically, mentally and physiologically. Here's get your energy levels up and keep them up so you can overcome chronic fatigue syndrome.


Instructions


1. Ask yourself if you are getting enough nightly sleep? Insufficient sleep can damper your mood and energy levels better than any other factor combined. Try to take naps midday if you are having trouble sleeping at least 8 hours each night. If your sleep is constantly irregular and you suffer from insomnia, see your doctor today and a sleep specialist can help you.








2. Ask yourself, "How is my diet?" If you are not getting the proper vitamins and nutrients that your body needs then your energy levels can dip. Take a daily multi-vitamin and ask your doctor to conduct a chemical battery test to determine if you are deficient of any nutrient. Ginseng is an excellent dietary supplement that can help improve your energy levels.


3. Are you getting enough exercise? Most people often believe the myth that exercise will make you more tired but the truth is working out consistently by doing cardiovascular and weight-baring exercises can actually help to improve your energy levels. Get about 30 minutes a day and watch your energy soar!


4. Sometimes low energy can be a result of low blood pressure or low blood glucose (sugar) levels. Get yours checked today by visiting a healthcare provider or buying your own at-home metered reader.


5. Low energy can also be a sign of many underlying medical conditions, so visit your doctor if your energy levels do not improve.

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