Do you feel lethargic even after you wake up after a long night’s sleep?
Do you feel listless at work and at home?
Do you struggle to get through the day every day?
Do you lack the energy to take on initiatives, see plans through and socialize?
Do these sound like symptoms of clinical depression? While it’s quite possible for you to experience depressive episodes, depression is not always the reason why you feel tired.
Sometimes the reason is right in front of our eyes and we still can’t find it. It’s important that we notice all the insignificant things we do, eat and engage with during the day. Our dietary intake and activity routine are often the reason our body loses vitality and we end up feeling low on energy.
Here are some healthy ways to combat fatigue, weakness, and loss of vitality.
Drink Water…A Lot of Water
If you haven’t had a glass of water in the last half an hour, take this as a reminder to drink more water every day. Keep a bottle by your side. Make sure it’s calibrated so that you can keep track of how much water you’re drinking in a day. Make a point to reach your target and reward yourself for meeting your goal. Use negative reinforcement wherever necessary to avoid indulging in unhealthy habits.
Don’t lose track of your water intake because you’re busy with work or family. Your health is as important—if not more—than meetings and family dinners! You’ll notice a remarkable difference in your energy levels just by staying hydrated.
Don’t Skip Meals
Eating more for dinner is not a fair solution for missing lunch. Unless you’re following a diet routine, it’s important that you have a healthy breakfast, lunch and dinner. Skipping meals because you’re drowning in work or running late for a flight is no excuse for jeopardizing your health. It can become a habit very soon and the health risks can catch on to you in the long run.
You’ll notice a gradual loss in vitality, an upsurge in medical complaints and general loss of interest. Prevent that from happening by taking meals seriously. Keep arrangements for make-shift meals like a sandwich spread, granola bars, or juices to supplement your diet when you don’t have time to prepare a full meal.
Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle
Vitality has a lot to do with your lifestyle. The more you have healthy habits, the better signs it’ll show in the long haul. For that, you need to collect all the positive information from your environment and put it to good use.
Follow a yogi who inspires you. Take up healthy hobbies like gardening. Find a productive leisure activity like dancing or playing music. Step out of your comfort zone and meet new people. Quit smoking. Start sleeping early and waking up on time. Go for walks outside and appreciate nature. Cut down your alcohol intake and replace it with fresh juices. Balance your diet with fresh greens and seasonal fruits. Acknowledge your mental health and give yourself time to heal regularly. Pay attention to your body, identify pains and seek medical help for them. In short, listen to what your mind and body are telling you. That’s the easiest tip to keep yourself in high spirits and high energy.
And with all that, don’t forget to take your nutritional supplements because that’s what keeps you going on days when nothing else works!
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