“Why am I so tired all the time?”
Does this sound like you? You’ve got barely enough energy to get through the day, whether or not you think you had a decent night’s sleep. You just can’t seem to get going without that morning coffee. Or maybe you start out the day with a bounce in your step, but by mid-afternoon, you’re ready for a nap.
It’s not a big deal to feel tired once in a while; maybe you’ve had a couple of late nights in a row, or maybe you didn’t sleep very well for whatever reason. Get back into your routine, and your energy level springs back up.
Health Related Fatigue
Testimonial
I recently went to hear Anna speak about nutrition and food selection. I was amazed at how much I didn’t know about our modern foods—even after spending years in the food industry. All the attendees were paying close attention to everything that was discussed, and Anna has an amazing talent for sharing passionately with others in an easy to understand manner.
If you have an opportunity to attend and to hear Anna present, you won’t be disappointed.
Norman Willet
Unfortunately, for many people, a lack of energy, or fatigue, seems to become the norm, especially for women. A lack of energy can negatively affect all aspects of life, including work, relationships with friends, family and significant others, and overall health.
There are a lot of reasons for a lack of energy, including adrenal fatigue, low thyroid function, or poor digestion and gut health, which can lead to food sensitivities and nutrient deficiencies. There are practical nutritional and lifestyle tips that can help!
It’s time to stop being sick and tired of being tired!
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