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5 Ways To Feel More Energetic

Annie Qureshi
Annie Qureshi
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  • Don’t Sleep In
  • Eat More Protein
  • Don’t Drink Coffee First Thing
  • Stop Smoking
  • Have Regular Meals

If you find that your energy levels drop dramatically during the day so that by the time you get home from work you’re too tired to do anything but fall down on the sofa in front of the TV, you might want to do something about it. After all, this is your free time. You don’t want to be too tired to enjoy it. Here are some great ways to feel more energized throughout the day and into the evening.

Don’t Sleep In

It sounds like the opposite should be true, and that getting more sleep by staying in bed longer should actually make you feel more away during the day,but it’s just not the case. If you get up at the same time each day,your circadian rhythm (your body’s master clock, governed by your hypothalamus gland) will be in sync with the day, helping you to feel more awake when you want to be. To boost your circadian rhythm’s effectiveness, you need to get at least 30 minutes of sunlight when you get up – try going for a walk before breakfast.

Eat More Protein

Carbohydrates may make it feel as though you have more energy, but in reality they just give you a quick burst which soon fades away and makes you even more tired than you were before. Instead of fries, chips, and pasta, try eating more lean meat and other foods that contain proteins. Protein also boosts your energy levels, but it does so slowly, releasing energy through the day, keeping you much more level and much more comfortable.

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Don’t Drink Coffee First Thing

If it’s your habit to switch on the coffee machine the moment you get out of bed, stop. It’s not helping you. Drinking coffee early in the morning is giving you a false sense of how energetic you can be, and it will make the jolt far less effective. It’s far better to drink your first cup of coffee around lunch time when your energy levels will be dipping,and you’ll need the pick me up. If you’re highly sensitive to caffeine, try not to leave it too late to drink your coffee though, or you’ll have trouble sleeping,and you’ll undo any good you managed to do.

Stop Smoking

When you smoke, you are reducing the amount of oxygen in your blood and that means your body has to work harder. By the end of the day, all that hard work will make you super tired. Quitting smoking is good for your health for many reasons, not just because it will make you feel more energized, but it can be hard – the nicotine found in cigarettes is highly addictive. You might like to try an alternative, and vaping using an Mt Baker Vape swag kit is a popular way to do this.

Have Regular Meals

It’s a good idea to have regular meals at the same time every day rather than grazing all day long. Your body works well when its natural rhythms are accounted for, and just as it’s good to get enough sleep at the right time, it’s good to get enough food at the right time too. Timing is crucial,and by eating regularly, you won’t feel your energy dip because you’ll fill up on energy giving food just before it hits.

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