Food Diary Help....so tired

I looked through about a week and noticed that while you generally always eat your carbs and fiber, you are almost always under on calories, fats, and protein (WAY under on protein). The diet looks pretty clean and healthy overall, so I would try working on those macros that are so low and see if that helps.

Nuts and beans are some of the best sources of non-meat protein. Or protein shakes. If you are often under on fat that could be a problem too. We need to eat healthy fats to survive! You can add me as a friend if you'd like!

I should probably add i dont drink coffee or black tea. Just lots of water and herbal teas:)
I was looking at where i can increase protein not being a huge fan of meat, i will try that as well thanks

protein can be found in nuts, dairy (milk,cheeses,yogurt, esp greek yogurt), peanut butter, also these foods are good for healthy fats I also use whey protein powder sometimes in my smoothies. hope this helps!

If you are super tired, you may not be eating enough calories. Try eating a few more calories. With the exercise you are doing you should be able to do this and maintain a good deficit. Also, your protein looks low. Try to eat a little bit of carbs, fat and protein in each meal/snack.

Wow! Your an excellent logger! I need to eat more what your eating. I think you need more energy foods. You get a little protein here and there. But you need probably more protein and "100% whole wheat" foods that give you some fuel to give you more energy. I see you got granola for breakfast - that's good. How about some bread in your meals. Not "white flour" but 100% whole wheat that glucose can break down and metabolize better. Brown rice is always good with fish.

Your diet looks similar to mine, but a few things I noticed:

• Lots of sugar, but mostly from fruit. I don't know how that affects your energy levels, but it might depending on the time you consume your food and potential crashes. Again, I don't know if you can have a "sugar crash" from fresh fruit, but I try to eat more vegetables than fruit, always.
• You also eat a lot of almonds or almond milk. Any other nuts that you like to add some varieties to your healthy fat intake? I like walnuts, too, and pistachios. I agree with the others on here about upping your fat and protein intake, especially if you're exercising. I have trouble with protein, too, as I'm a pescatarian but eat mostly veg. So I try to get more beans (I make my own hummus often!) and eggs in my diet, or, you can try low-sugar vegan protein shakes, like Rainbow Light Protein Energizer.
• You could possibly have low iron levels. I often wonder about that, for myself. Do you take any supplements? I'd suggest, because you don't eat a lot of meat, vitamin B12 (any B vitamins also do wonders for energy levels), or a multivitamin. You can also get some more fat in your diet with Omega 3 fish oil pills. I personally just take right now a multivitamin, two fish oil pills, and a calcium pill on the days I feel my complete nutrition may be lacking, based on my food choices. Oh, and I'd suggest you switch to 2% Greek yogurt (I also love g.yogs) because the little bit of milkfat helps absorb calcium to get to your bones!

It might be a good idea to have your thyroid checked out too. One sign of hypothyroid is unexplained fatigue .

Are you eating enough given your activity level?