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FIVE HEALTHY WAYS TO BEAT STRESS AND INCREASE ENERGY LEVEL

by Johnson Okunade
January 21, 2020
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To increase energy level after getting tired might be
difficult. Many people complain that they usually feel tired and tired. In
fatigue, you may experience reduced or no energy, physical or mental exhaustion
and lack of motivation.
There may be medical and non-medical causes of fatigue,
including personal eating habits and lifestyle habits.
The
following factors can contribute to fatigue; stress, anxiety, depression, anaemia, diabetes, pregnancy, breastfeeding, inadequate sleep,
malnutrition, overweight and excessive exercise. Consuming too much caffeine,
drinking too much alcohol and eating unwanted foods can also affect your energy
level.
Feeling tired can have a negative impact on performance
at work, family life, and social relationships. But if your fatigue is related
to minor problems, it can easily be reversed by living a little smarter and
making several healthy choices every day.
You can eliminate the fatigue of your life and live a
life to increase energy level to its fullest.
TABLE OF CONTENTS show
Here are the ten best ways to overcome fatigue and increase energy level.
1. EAT BREAKFAST
2. DRINK MORE WATER
3. SLEEP
4. EXERCISE
5. REDUCE TAKING CAFFEINE

Here are the ten
best ways to overcome fatigue and increase energy level.

1.
EAT BREAKFAST

Breakfast is a healthy habit. It is recommended that you
skip breakfast, you may feel tired at midnight. If you stay too low, the blood
sugar level may fall, and your energy level may decrease.
Though not all foods for breakfast is not a good idea.
You have to choose the right food, including foods that stimulate your metabolism
and give your body the energy to burn.
Carbohydrate-rich breakfast products such as grains or
whole-grain bread are good options. Such nutrients will help to
increase energy level.

2.
DRINK MORE WATER

Staying hydrated can increase your energy and help you
fight fatigue. Depending on your age, your body is made from 50 to 75 percent
water. Water is vital for the proper functioning of the various organs of the
body. When the body is dehydrated, it can even affect your energy level as well
as the functioning and mood of your brain.
Even a little dehydrated can have a negative impact on
your energy level. If you do not drink enough water, blood pressure drops and a
small amount of oxygen occurs in your brain. This can cause you to feel tired.
To stay hydrated, you need to drink 8 to 10 glasses of
water each day. Depending on the weather, level of activity and age, you may
need more water.

3.
SLEEP

Improving your sleep habits to make sure you sleep well
can greatly help you beat fatigue and keep your energy all day long.
Sleep
deprivation is one of the main causes of fatigue during the day. The 2004 study published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research reports,
states that sleep disorders are a significant predictor of fatigue, apparently
stronger than previously known predictors such as workload, feminine, and
inadequate physical activity.
Adults need about 8 hours of good sleep per night. No
matter how busy you are, you have to have plenty of rest and sleep.
To ensure good sleep, go to bed and be every day at the
same time every day, avoid long sleep during the day and enjoy a hot bath or
shower before bedtime.
Do not forget to make an electronic sunset to prepare
your body and soul for sleep. Turn off all electronic devices long before
bedtime.

4.
EXERCISE

People with a seated lifestyle often feel little energy.
Start with regular exercises like fast walking or cycling to increase energy
levels.
Exercise also improves the efficiency of your heart,
lungs, and muscles. It also enhances the state of mind through the endorphins
released in the body. The subtle feeling itself contributes to fatigue and
fatigue.
A study
published in theJournal of Sports Sciences in 2009 found
that acute mild to high-intensity exercise in lower body resistance increases
energy feelings during and after exercise.

5.
REDUCE TAKING CAFFEINE

Drinking too much coffee or caffeinated non-alcoholic
beverages can also hurt your energy and make you feel tired.
For many, it seems that a cup of coffee improves their
mood and brain function. In fact, it increases your blood pressure and heart
rate, which in turn affects your energy level.
Too much coffee can also affect the adrenal gland, which
makes you tired, unmotivated and tired.
 Sources:
  1. Lifestylescans.com
  2. https://sabtrends.com
  3. https://www.google.com

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