1. Eat Breakfast. Are you a breakfast skipper? That bad habit may be draining your
energy. People who eat high-fiber, carbohydrate-rich breakfasts score better on tests
of alertness than their counterparts who do not enjoy a high-quality breakfast, according to
a 1999 study in the International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition.
2. Drink water. The cells in your body need to be hydrated in order to work efficiently. Start
your day with nice tall drink of water to replenish what you lost during the hours you were
sleeping. [9 Healthy Habits You Can Do in 1 Minute (Or Less)]
3. Exercise. When you're tired, the last thing you want to think about is exercise. But the
findings 2006 Psychological Bulletin study suggest you may want to rethink that attitude.
Researchers found that exercise was more effective at fighting fatigue than stimulants or
even napping.
4. Drink more water.It's not enough to hydrate first thing in the morning. Make a point to
drink water throughout the day. If you don't like drinking water, consider adding lemon to
it, or drinking herbal tea.
5. Try salmon for dinner. Salmon is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which may be important
in energy production, circulation, heart health and brain activity.
6. Treat yourself with dark chocolate.If you're feeling fatigued, your body might be low in
the important mineral iron. Iron helps transport oxygen throughout the body, which helps
many cellular processes, including healthy red blood cell production.
Source: Huff Post