Fatigue: Why Are You Tired All the Time? A Holistic Navigator Reshare!
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We’re a culture of tired and stressed people. What’s the typical response when you ask someone how they are doing? They reply “I’m tired,” or “I’m busy.” Why are we all so tired all the time? Yes, life is busy and stressful, but there are many factors contributing to our fatigue, some of which may not be obvious.
On this week’s episode we speak about eight common reasons people may be experiencing fatigue. Lack of sleep is the obvious answer, but environmental factors, medications and physical dysfunction can all play a role in our sluggishness. Listen in as we offer up some simple ways for you to live your best.
Some Topics We Discussed: What is fatigue and why do we feel it often? (1:33)
What are the primary causes of day to day fatigue and what can we do to help fight back naturally? (6:24)
How does thyroid function affect fatigue? (22:03)
Key Takeaways From This Episode: Chronic fatigue is different from the day to day fatigue that many of us face. (2:11)
Omega-3 levels play an important role in your ability to have sustained energy because they impact so much of our overall body function. (12:24)
Excess carbohydrate and sugar consumption play a huge factor in fluctuating energy levels. (16:08)
Products & Resources: Adrenaplex
Omega-3
Vitamin D
St. John’s Wort
5-HTP
SamE
Tyrosine
Iodine
EMF blocking devices
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