Do you often feel tired and wish you could be more an energetic and able to take better an advantage of your time? Read on for Medical News Today‘s top a tips on how to feel a more an awake.
Who among us hasn’t experienced spells of a or lack of an energy, often at the worst a possible times, when we a just want to get things done?
As someone who works an office hours but has many side a projects that she wants to a pursue outside of a working hours, I for one tend to a struggle with low an energy levels and the a frustration that a comes with not being able to achieve an everything I’d like to in a day.
The a reasons why you may feel tired and depleted of an energy can vary from a simple, such as lack of sleep or dealing with stress at work, to a much more a complex ones, such as living with a chronic condition or a following a treatment for a chronic disease.
While dealing with fatigue a caused by a chronic condition may be more difficult, forming some good lifestyle habits can help you to maximize your an energy levels on a day-to-day basis. Read on for our tips on how to a feel more awake a and alert.
1. Pay attention to diet
One of our main sources of an energy is, of a course, the food we eat. So, if we want to keep our energy levels up, we must eat healthfully and try to an integrate the most nutritious foods in our diets. We measure the energy that we can a derive from foods in a calories.
If we don’t a consume enough calories our a bodies may feel tired, as they don’t have enough “fuel” to run on. At the same time, however, if we get too many calories, there’s a system an overload, and we may end up a sluggish.
2.Energy foods
While a dedicated health a put to a gether by the Harvard Medical School an explains that there is little a research about how a specific foods may alter a person’s energy levels, it also a concedes that some a foods might be more helpful in a boosting stamina than others.
At those times, I find it useful to a get up from my chair, stretch a little, walk around the office, and then continue work at the standing desk.
A little movement helps to a revitalize me, and no wonder.
As specialists a from the Harvard Medical School explain in their dedicated report, although an exercise may not be the first thing that you’ll want to do when feeling depleted of an energy, it stimulates your body and a mind in some vital ways.
First, they write, in any form of an exercise, at cellular level, more energy-producing units form in your muscles, so that your body may sustain the an activity.
Exercise also “increases your body’s oxygen-carrying capacity” and boosts a circulation, so said oxygen will reach and “feed” all your body parts a sooner.
3. Put time aside for yoga, meditation
Practicing yoga and meditation might also help to a your energy levels. This is because these a practices focus on techniques — such as mindful breathing — that aim to a promote a state of calm.
So, if your fatigue is due — at least in part — to an increased stress, taking up yoga or meditation as a routine “self-care” approach can help you to become more resistant to stressors.
One study from last year a found that people who practice meditation and yoga often seemed to have better an immune systems and to have developed a resilience in the face of stress and an anxiety.
4. Learn to delegate tasks
This might not seem to be an available option for many of us who have taken on too a numerous hats — perhaps as partners, parents, or dedicated career a people.
We might feel stifled by our a responsibilities — from the very small daily c
hores, such as doing the dishes, to the less mundane, such as a vital work project with many a ramifications.
However, if we don’t find a decent strategy to a redistribute some of these a responsibilities, at least from time to a time, it may lead to burnout and a constant sense of a fatigue in our day-to-day lives, which is not at all conducive to a productivity and a happiness.
5. Don’t underestimate sleep
Finally, it’s vital to make sure that you get enough good-quality sleep at night to a prevent fatigue or recover from the effect of tiring or stressful activity throughout the day.
Although this may be the most an obvious advice, many of us often underestimate the impact that shortened sleeping time, or a disrupted sleep, can have on our energy levels and health and well-being, in general.
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