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angievan26
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I can't explain it but all I want to do is sleep I have no motivation to do anything, does anyone know how I can get more energy?
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I can't explain it but all I want to do is sleep I have no motivation to do anything, does anyone know how I can get more energy?0
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The one thing that always gives me the most energy is EXERCISE!!! The hardest part is standing up, and putting my workout clothes on. Once I do that though, there's no stopping me. Then, afterwards, I usually have enough energy to continue my day without feeling tired.0
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Before I started exercising I had no energy. I didn't want to get out of bed, just wanted to sit down all day, and not do anything until 5pm then go to be at 1am.
A month into my exercise routine, I felt a huge difference. I started to wake up early, never lethargic, and always wanted to do something constructive with my time.
Granted, a lot of this also had to do with a change of diet. I started to eat a good breakfast (Kashi + skim milk + yogurt & almonds) which gave me the energy to go through my day. I also stopped drinking soda and eliminated sugar crashes during the day.0 -
I used to feel the exact same way - I couldn't fathom how I'd ever get the gumption up to exercise being so fatigued...
BUT the old adage is true - A BODY IN MOTION STAYS IN MOTION
So just work yourself up to a comfortable exercise routine slowly, you'll definitely notice a big difference in time.
Also, I'm the metabolism type that has to eat frequently small snacks throughout the day or my body crashes out from a big meal - it's also healthier to eat this way of course.
Best of luck to you!:flowerforyou:0 -
i agree exercise...i always seem to dred it but after finding something i really enjoy i.e. walking or swimming i found things got better, energy was easier to come by, sleep was a better quality and i am healthier!!!!
:flowerforyou: good luck the key is to do something you enjoy xxx0 -
I agree with the exercise but make sure your getting enough iron too.0
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Have you had blood work done lately to make sure everything is okay? :flowerforyou:0
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I agree with Shannon- 1st rule out anything medical: anemia, mono, low iron - all can be contributors to low energy.
2nd - get outside even if it is just for a few minutes - I find sunshine very theraputic.
3rd - i have to agree with everyone - even if you go mall walking - get some exercise!
I hope you are feeling better very soon.. hugs:flowerforyou:0
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