[DHB] 12 Natural Pick-Me-Up's To Help You Stay Awake...

Published: Wed, 03/28/12

Subject: [DHB] 12 Natural Pick-Me-Up's To Help You Stay Awake...

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Daily Health Bulletin

March 28, 2012

In Today's Issue

  • Medical Doctor Reveals The Shocking Truth
  • 12 All Natural Ways To Fight Fatigue...
  • The "secret" to losing belly fat...
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Medical Doctor Reveals The Shocking Truth

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12 All Natural Ways To Fight Fatigue...

Dear Reader,

When energy flags, many of us reach for an energy drink or cup of strong coffee when fatigue starts to invade our waking hours. The trouble is, using caffeine to hold of sleepiness begins a vicious cycle... that jolt can take up to 8 hours to wear off which can reduce the time you spend sleeping, change the natural stages of sleep and even impact the quality of the sleep you manage to get. Waking tired and dragging fuels the need for caffeine.

Can you combat fatigue without caffeine? You bet! Here are a dozen great, all natural tips that are sure to keep you up and functioning at your best.

1. Get up and move around - a well-publicized study conducted by a professor at California State University, Long Beach examined if subjects were more energized by eating a candy bar or taking a brisk walk for ten minutes. The candy gave a quick boost, but participants ended up being more tired an hour later. The walkers got an energy boost for two hours, because exercising like this causes oxygen to pump through your veins, brain and muscles.

2. Take a short nap - so long as you only take one, and you don't take it too close (more than 6-7 hours) to your normal bedtime, a 5 to 25 minute nap can do wonders for your flagging energy. Even resting quietly, with your eyes closed for ten minutes can be enough.

3. Rest your eyes - looking at a screen for hours on end can cause eyestrain and make you sleepier. Your best bet is to look away from the screen for a few minutes every so often to rest your eyes and fight eyestrain.

4. Eat a healthy snack - while sweet snacks give you a quick energy boost, followed by a crash, a healthy snack will bring you longer lasting energy. Try peanut butter on a whole wheat cracker or celery, yogurt with a few nuts or a piece of fruit, baby carrots with a low fat dip are all good choices.

5. Start an engaging conversation - as this will wake up your mind. Talk to someone about business, or another engaging topic, as this is a strong behavioral stimulator, especially if the topic is one you're particularly passionate about.

6. Turn up the lights - places with dim lighting make feelings of fatigue more pronounced, while studies have found that exposure to bright light can cut sleepiness and improve alertness.

7. Do breathing exercises - that is practice deep breathing, as this raises the oxygen levels in your blood, slows you heart rate, lowers blood pressure and improves your circulation. Ultimately this helps your energy level and mental performance. You need to inhale to the abdomen (not the chest), breathing deeply though your nose and so that the breath pushes your belly out, not your chest. Breathe out though pursed lips (as though you were whistling) and repeat the exercise ten times.

8. If driving, pull over - if you operate a motor vehicle when sleepy, you are just as dangerous as if you were driving under the influence of alcohol. Opening the windows or turning up the radio doesn't work for long, so your best bet is to let someone else drive, or pull over and nap until you don't feel so tired. Also on long drives, stop every two hours to take a walk, stretch and get some fresh air.

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12 All Natural Ways To Fight Fatigue... Continued...

9. Avoid monotonous tasks - Finnish researchers who studied those working 12-hour night shifts found that monotonous work is just as harmful to alertness as not getting enough sleep. Try to reserve your most stimulating tasks for times when you're tired, or switch to something more engaging if you feel yourself flagging.

10. Drink plenty of water - dehydration can cause fatigue, so you need to be sure you're drinking lots of fluids or eating foods (fruits and veggies) that are naturally full of water.

11. Get out in daylight - the circadian rhythms, the natural regulators of our sleep-wake cycle are impacted by daylight, so you should try to spend at least 30 minutes each day outside in natural light. Even just a few minutes outside in the fresh air will restore your energy, revive your senses.

12. Exercise regularly - a study by University of Georgia researchers saw that exercise was more effective in improving energy and eliminating daytime fatigue than drugs used to treat sleep issues. Regular exercise also improves the quality of your nighttime sleep. Try for 30 minutes a day, but be sure to finish your workout a few hours before bed, so you're not energized as you try to fall off to sleep.

If you're finding that you can't stop nodding off when you should be alert, talk to a doctor or a sleep specialist. Your symptoms could be a sign of a sleep disorder that will not improve unless you take steps to help yourself.

To your good health,

Kirsten Whittaker
Daily Health Bulletin Editor




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Sources:
http://www.webmd.com/sleep-disorders/excessive-sleepiness-10/natural-tips-sleepiness?src=RSS_PUBLIC

Info on good sleep habits:
http://healthysleep.med.harvard.edu/need-sleep/what-can-you-do/good-sleep-habits

Sleepnet tips for healthy sleep:
http://www.sleepnet.com/tips.html

















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