I always feel tired. I take a multivitam and exercise regularly. Any other suggestions on how I could not make myself tired? :) Oh and I even have a nap on some days in car pick up line. We're always on the go too so that don't help.
Pay attention to your eating habits. Higher protein and less carbs and sugar will help. When I started a workout program that included a meal plan, it introduced me to a 40/40/20 way of eating. The first thing I noticed in jacking up my protein was that within a few days I didn't have that "early afternoon low ready for a nap feeling" and the other benefit was that I just wasn't getting hungry. Pay attention for a week to the number of grams of protein you're eating....I guarantee, unless there's a medical reason for you to be tired, it's lack of protein.
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Quoting beenthere3:Pay attention to your eating habits. Higher protein and less carbs and sugar will help. When I started a workout program that included a meal plan, it introduced me to a 40/40/20 way of eating. The first thing I noticed in jacking up my protein was that within a few days I didn't have that "early afternoon low ready for a nap feeling" and the other benefit was that I just wasn't getting hungry. Pay attention for a week to the number of grams of protein you're eating....I guarantee, unless there's a medical reason for you to be tired, it's lack of protein.
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Have you had a complete physical with bloodwork lately? Fatigue can be a symptom of a few metabolic disorders...thyroid issues and diabetes come to mind.
How much sleep are you getting at night. What is your sleep pattern like? Many people don't get enough sleep (7+ hours) and don't sleep soundly.
You know me. I'm almost 47, diabetic, have 5 kids and a granddaughter, homeschool, grow a huge garden, have a few farm animals to take care of, go from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. ...and I used to get the mid-afternoon slump. Ditch the sugar and carbs (low carb, not no carb) and fill up on veggies and protein (nutrient dense foods) and you should be feeling better. It sure helped me!
I agree with everything that these ladies have suggested, good luck!! I feel like I am always tired, too, but I think that is just what comes from having a 3, 2, and 1 year old. I'm just tired. haha
When was the last time you had a check-up? You should rule out any medical conditions. Lots of different problems can make yuou feel tired. That was my first symptom that I had a thyroid problem. It's now taken care of and I don't feel tired like I did before. How much sleep do you get at night? That's also another cause. Good luck.




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on Dec. 6, 2012 at 7:10 AM