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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
Diet
There are some habits that can make us feel tired all the time; let's find out what they are and help us omit them.
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Skipping breakfast can disrupt blood sugar, making energy uneven and unreliable.
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No protein in early meals can lead to muscle soreness and brain fog by midday.
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Deficiencies like iron or B12 are top fatigue drivers; consider a blood test and consult a doctor for the same.
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Too much caffeine can help you in the short term, but it hurts your sleep cycles and hormonal health eventually.
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Sugary snacks and binges give you an immediate rush, but the energy rush zaps down before lunch even hits.
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Even mild dehydration lowers your alertness, so drink water steadily and regularly.
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Add energizing staples like eggs, oats, spinach, lentils, and nuts throughout the day.
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Magnesium (nuts, seeds) and vitamin D (sun, fish, fortified foods) support mitochondrial energy.
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Want lasting energy? Look to your plate, not just your sleep or caffeine. Eat balanced meals every 3–4 hours and pair carbs, protein & healthy fats.
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