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Diet for Fatigue
If you suffer from chronic fatigue, a change in your diet may improve your energy levels and overall health. A diet to help combat chronic fatigue should include foods rich in B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, amino acids, and complex carbohydrates.
Great Herbs to Eat for Fatigue
Cayenne
Peppermint
Great Foods to Eat for Fatigue
You can boost your energy levels and help increase vitality by eating a well-balanced diet full of these flavorful, whole foods. They'll improve your quality of life and provide the natural nutrients your body needs to perform at its best.
B-complex vitamins (Boosts white blood cells' virus and bacteria-fighting powers)
Beef
Clams
Crab
Lamb
Oysters
Trout
Tuna
Complex carbohydrates (Provides energy boosting nutrients)
Blackberries
Broccoli
Pasta, wheat
Potatoes
Rice, brown
Squash, winter
Flaxseed Oil (Necessary for body function)
Magnesium (Helps manufacture the energy source inside each cell of the body)
Almonds
Amaranth
Avocados
Barley
Brazil Nuts
Buckwheat
Oysters
Pumpkin seeds
Quinoa
Spinach
Sunflower seeds
Vitamin C (Strengthens the immune system, speeds healing, and helps the adrenal glands)
Cabbage, red
Kiwi fruit
Oranges
Peppers, red, bell
Potatoes
Strawberries
Tangerines & other mandarins
What is Fatigue, Chronic Fatigue versus Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Fatigue, or chronic fatigue, is more than a passing feeling of lethargy. Your body experiences deep and constant fatigue. Chronic fatigue has some debilitating effects, such as an inability to focus, mood swings, weariness and anxiety. It is usually a symptom of some greater medical condition, such as insomnia, a nutritional deficiency, being overworked, or many other factors. Chronic Fatigue is different from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has to do with your immune system and your body's inability to maintain energy levels adequate for top function.
Symptoms of Fatigue
Consistent weariness
Anger, impatience, depression, or other mood/personality changes
Anxiety
Inability to concentrate or focus on daily tasks
Loss of interest or change in attitude
Causes of Fatigue
Blood tests can quickly rule out whole blocks of fatigue-causing problems, such as diseases related to the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and blood. When fatigue is not linked to any major problems, it is most likely due to:
Poor sleeping habits
Inadequate nutrition with vitamin deficiencies
Hormonal fluctuations of PMS
Chronic anxiety or depression
Subtle side effects of medications
Prevention and Treatment of Fatigue
Chronic fatigue can be a sign you need to address a greater health problem. Once you have ruled out any major diseases as the reason for fatigue, a way to treat fatigue is with lifestyle modifications.
To alleviate or treat fatigue:
Follow a proper diet
Get adequate sleep
Manage stress
Exercise
To prevent chronicfatigue:
Avoid stress-inducing situations
Pay attention to early signs of weariness and exhaustion
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