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7 things you didn't know that can help with low energy

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7 things you didn't know that can help with low energy

It has been estimated that 42% of Americans report that by the time they have to begin their day they already feel exhausted and want to go back to bed. Now, this could be related to:

  • staying up late
  • medical condition
  • over exertion
  • stress
  • poor food choices

Any of the above except "medical condition" is within the parameters of our control. Below, I will list 7 things that you can do to limit low energy in your body.

Protein: Having protein with your meals ( breakfast, lunch, dinner ) can help increase your energy to your working muscles. Protein such as

  • poultry, lean meats, fish
  • eggs, dairy
  • nuts, grains

These foods listed above when eaten in the proper proportions can't only help you lose weight. But give you the necessary nutrients to function on a daily basis

Magnesium

Low Magnesium (Mg+) has been linked to poor sleep, and low cognitive function. ( Mg+ ) is abundant in these foods:

 

  • leafy green vegetables ( kale, spinach, broccoli, chard, brussel sprouts )
  • beans ( pinto, black , kidney )
  • legumes ( lentil, chickpeas, lima )

People with poor digestion such as Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), celiac disease, you may need to a probiotic and nutritional supplements.

Complex Carbohydrates: Are some of the best foods to eat. They are sugar bt in a form that is slow digesting and will stay longer in your bloodstream. A mixture of whole grains, brown rice and nutrition powders such as Whey, Pea or Hemp protein

B Vitamins:

Is crucial for making blood cells, oxygen and regulating your cell structure.

Iron:

Is an essential elements to the formation of red blood cells. Primarily, hemoglobin. Foods rich in:

  • Seafood
  • Enriched grains
  • Spinach
  • Chickpeas
  • Tofu

Pairing iron with Vitamin C ( think citrus, broccoli or bell peppers ) taking supplements, eating red bell peppers, greens and lemon juice.

CoQ10:

Is an antioxidant that generates energy in cells. It is abundant in your body in heart, kidneys, liver and pancreas. Foods rich in organ meats, oily fish, whole grains

Potassium:

Is one of the critical macro minerals that helps energy production. Potatoes, lentil, bananas, lentils, beans. milk, yogurt. 

As you can see. Having a balanced diet and taking a few essential nutrients can help you stave of feeling tired and not having the energy to live life to it's fullest.

Hope this post was helpful and gave you some ideas.

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