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]]>Gentle yoga is great because it still has your body moving, but at a slower pace. It also will mostly consist of gentle stretches and maybe even some breathing exercises. No matter what it has you doing, your body and mind will thank you for showing up and giving it some love.
Flexibility is a huge part of any fitness routine, but we are often too focused on the strength training or cardio routines to really pay it any attention. A lazy day is the perfect time to get those stretches in!
If you have even a little energy, a great way to move your body is by taking a short walk. Even if it’s only 10 minutes around your neighborhood, the fresh air and body movement will make you feel great. So put on some walking shoes and great tunes and get out there!
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]]>One way to improve your circadian rhythm is to go to sleep and wake up around the same time everyday. This helps your body adjust to and follow a similar pattern each day. You will wake up feeling more refreshed and fall asleep much faster as your circadian rhythm improves!
Since your circadian rhythm is highly affected by light and dark, limiting your exposure to light before and during your sleep is really helpful. This means sleeping in a really dark room and not checking your phone before you go to sleep.
Since caffeine wakes you up, it can really screw up your internal waking and sleeping cycle. Especially if you drink caffeine later in the day, it could be difficult to fall asleep even if your body is ready for bed!
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]]>The post Constantly Exhausted? 4 Reasons Why You May Be Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>With the pandemic and the black lives matter movement, things around us are extremely overwhelming right now and your stress hormone is likely overactive. When you view everything as a threat, your body sends out hormones like adrenaline to help you quickly deal with the situation. This can cause you to have poor sleep or low energy.
Thyroid conditions, cardiovascular issues, depression, fibromyalgia, anemia, liver disease, autoimmune disorder, and kidney disease, etc. can cause tiredness.
When you feel tired, you’re less likely to workout or you’ll exercise at a lower intensity which makes you less tired, leading to a viscous cycle. Exercising can increase your energy, so even if you’re tired, give it a try.
Eating lots of processed foods which are high in refined carbs and added sugar can affect your blood sugar—soon after eating these foods you’ll feel a burst of energy and then you’ll crash, making you feel tired.
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]]>The post 3 Signs You’re Chronically Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>These are 3 symptoms you shouldn’t ignore (and of course, ask your doctor about it).
Even though you’re exhausted, you have troubles falling asleep or keep waking up during the night. This is the sign that your brain is too tired to even sleep properly.
If you’ve been forgetful lately or find it hard to focus on a specific task, this can be a clear sign of chronic tiredness.
Headache, muscle ache, and even sore throat can all be symptoms of tiredness, especially if you feel them all at once.
If you experience these symptoms, make sure you find some time to rest. Nothing is as important as you staying healthy and these are just the first warning signs that something serious is going on. Don’t wait for the next stage as it may be far more difficult to deal with.
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]]>The post 3 Ways to Move Your Body Even When You’re Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Gentle yoga is great because it still has your body moving, but at a slower pace. It also will mostly consist of gentle stretches and maybe even some breathing exercises. No matter what it has you doing, your body and mind will thank you for showing up and giving it some love.
Flexibility is a huge part of any fitness routine, but we are often too focused on the strength training or cardio routines to really pay it any attention. A lazy day is the perfect time to get those stretches in!
If you have even a little energy, a great way to move your body is by taking a short walk. Even if it’s only 10 minutes around your neighborhood, the fresh air and body movement will make you feel great. So put on some walking shoes and great tunes and get out there!
The post 3 Ways to Move Your Body Even When You’re Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How to Improve Your Circadian Rhythm appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>One way to improve your circadian rhythm is to go to sleep and wake up around the same time everyday. This helps your body adjust to and follow a similar pattern each day. You will wake up feeling more refreshed and fall asleep much faster as your circadian rhythm improves!
Since your circadian rhythm is highly affected by light and dark, limiting your exposure to light before and during your sleep is really helpful. This means sleeping in a really dark room and not checking your phone before you go to sleep.
Since caffeine wakes you up, it can really screw up your internal waking and sleeping cycle. Especially if you drink caffeine later in the day, it could be difficult to fall asleep even if your body is ready for bed!
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]]>The post Constantly Exhausted? 4 Reasons Why You May Be Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>With the pandemic and the black lives matter movement, things around us are extremely overwhelming right now and your stress hormone is likely overactive. When you view everything as a threat, your body sends out hormones like adrenaline to help you quickly deal with the situation. This can cause you to have poor sleep or low energy.
Thyroid conditions, cardiovascular issues, depression, fibromyalgia, anemia, liver disease, autoimmune disorder, and kidney disease, etc. can cause tiredness.
When you feel tired, you’re less likely to workout or you’ll exercise at a lower intensity which makes you less tired, leading to a viscous cycle. Exercising can increase your energy, so even if you’re tired, give it a try.
Eating lots of processed foods which are high in refined carbs and added sugar can affect your blood sugar—soon after eating these foods you’ll feel a burst of energy and then you’ll crash, making you feel tired.
The post Constantly Exhausted? 4 Reasons Why You May Be Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 3 Signs You’re Chronically Tired appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>These are 3 symptoms you shouldn’t ignore (and of course, ask your doctor about it).
Even though you’re exhausted, you have troubles falling asleep or keep waking up during the night. This is the sign that your brain is too tired to even sleep properly.
If you’ve been forgetful lately or find it hard to focus on a specific task, this can be a clear sign of chronic tiredness.
Headache, muscle ache, and even sore throat can all be symptoms of tiredness, especially if you feel them all at once.
If you experience these symptoms, make sure you find some time to rest. Nothing is as important as you staying healthy and these are just the first warning signs that something serious is going on. Don’t wait for the next stage as it may be far more difficult to deal with.
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