7 Natural Ways To Boost Your Energy | Tips4Week

7 Natural Ways To Boost Your Energy | Tips4Week

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🔅Ways To Boost Your Energy🔅
1.Increase Your Magnesium Intake
Eating a balanced diet can help ensure your vitamin and mineral needs are met.
This mineral is needed for more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body, including breaking down glucose into energy. So when levels are even a little low, energy can drop. To make sure you're getting enough, add a handful of almonds, hazelnuts, or cashews to your daily diet. Eat more fish, especially halibut

2.Walk Around the Block
While it may seem as if moving about when you feel exhausted is the quickest route to feeling more exhausted, the opposite is true. Experts say that increasing physical activity, particularly walking increases energy. Research suggests that when a person does a daily 10-minute walks continued for 3 weeks, overall energy levels and mood are lifted.

3.Don't Skip Breakfast or Any Other Meal
Studies show that individuals who eat breakfast report being in a better mood, and have more energy throughout the day.
Breaking the fast soon after rising supplies your body with a jolt of fuel that sets the tone for the whole day.

4.Reduce Stress and Deal With Anger
Stress is the result of anxiety, and anxiety uses up a whole lot of our energy. Stress can leave you mentally and physically exhausted -- even if you've spent the day in bed. More commonly, low but chronic levels of stress erode energy levels, so over time, you find yourself doing less and feeling it more. While for many folks, increasing exercise burns off the chemical effects of stress and anger, others find relief in quiet pursuits: listening to music, or even just talking on the phone. Whatever is relaxing for you will reduce tension, and that will help increase energy.

5.Drink More Water and Less Alcohol
You may already know that it's easy to confuse signals of hunger with thirst (we think we need food when we really need water). But did you know that thirst can also pose as fatigue? Sometimes, even slight dehydration can leave you feeling tired and lethargic. The solution is simple: a tall, cool glass of water. This is particularly important to boost energy after exercise, when your body is likely to be craving fluids. By cutting down on alcohol before bedtime, you'll get a better night's rest, which is bound to result in more energy the next day.

6.Eat More Whole Grains and Less Sugar
The key here is keeping blood sugar balanced so energy is constant.
Power snacking is more than just eating between meals. Its suggested it’s a treat that combines protein, a little fat, and some fiber -- like peanut butter on a whole-wheat cracker, or some yogurt with a handful of nuts.

7.Check Your Thyroid Function and Complete Blood Cell Count
It certainly won't provide an instant boost. But if you're constantly low on energy -- especially if you feel sluggish even after a good night's rest, you should talk to your doctor about a blood test for thyroid dysfunction as well as anemia. In anemia, a reduction in red blood cells can mean your body isn't getting the level of oxygen necessary to sustain energy. So, you get tired easily.

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