Foods & drinks to incorporate more of when feeling tired: 📍Fresh, seasonal fruits & vegetables (organic when possible.) 📍Lean proteins (chicken, turkey, fish) 🔻(pasture raised & wild caught) 📍Complex carbohydrates (brown rice, brown rice pasta, chickpeas & chickpea pasta, oats, beans, wild rice & quinoa) 🔻Choose carbs that have a higher fiber content. Fiber helps carbs absorb at a slower pace in the body, allowing for a sustained energy source instead of a short burst. 📍Nuts & seeds (raw is best) 📍Healthy fats like avocado & olive oil provide the highest concentration of energy. 📍Water for hydration! 🔻Choose water over coffee, juices & fizzy drinks. Too much caffeine may cause irritability and headaches. Sugary drinks & juices may give a boost initially, but blood sugar levels quickly dip, resulting in more tiredness. When we aren’t properly hydrated, energy levels can plummet. Aim for about 2 liters a day. 📍Limit alcohol intake. Alcohol can be dehydrating and cause sleep disturbances. ⚠️Tiredness and extreme tiredness can be a result of many different factors. Consult with your doctor to help identify these factors. Please save & share to let the algorithm know you like this content 🥳 Coaching services available here:👉🏻https://wellnesswithcaramia.com Link in bio
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