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| Dietary Advice |
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The virtues of maintaining a balanced
diet, with a good mix of protein, dairy, carbohydrates, fruit and
vegetables, are well documented. Complex carbohydrates such as wholegrains,
vegetables and fruit are great foods to help achieve long lasting energy,
as they release energy slowly throughout the day.
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- Avoid fast releasing carbohydrates such as sugar and refined
foods. They give a sudden energy boost followed by a slump. If
you need an afternoon snack to perk you up opt for an
energising banana or a fruit smoothie.
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Include Breakfast!
We know, you've heard it before. But still about 30 per cent of adults
aged 18-35 don't bother with breakfast - even though it is the most
important meal of the day with regards to energy. During the night
your metabolism slows down so you need a boost when you get up. How
can you expect to be sprightly and sharp when you haven't eaten for 12
hours?
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- If limited time is your excuse, there are plenty of healthy
foods that can be bought on your way to work and eaten at your
desk - fruit, cereal, yoghurt, muffins or even a tuna sandwich.
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Fruit Power
Start the day with a delicious natural energy drink. Mix one banana,
one mango, five strawberries and 150ml milk or small carton of low fat
yoghurt. Add 1tbsp of rolled oats and mix in a blender. You can make
it the night before to save time in the morning.
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| Fight Fatigue with Superfoods |
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OK, so they might not sound that
delicious on their own, but it´s thought by many that incorporating a
few into your diet can help you fight fatigue.
Garlic - contains germanium a mineral that improves the body's energy
production. Garlic also contains over ten antioxidants which help
maintain the immune system. Don't be put off by the smell afterwards,
chewing a bit of parsley will soon sort that out!
Barley - this highly nutritious grain is reputed to help fight stress
and fatigue and improve brain function and mental alertness. Pop some
into soups and casseroles
Broccoli - this vegetable is stocked with beta-carotene,
vitamin C, antioxidants as well as iron, which is essential for vitality
and can beat fatigue
Grapes - this cleansing fruit can have a stimulating effect on the
body's regenerative powers and is very effective in combating stress
and fatigue
Sunflower seeds - rich in B vitamins and polyunsaturated fats, this
nourishing food provides energy and helps to control fatigue when
eaten regularly. Keep a pot on your desk.
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| Proven Solution |
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Panax Ginseng is a naturally grown plant root which, especially when vitamins and minerals are added, has proven energising properties that can help in the relief of Daily Fatigue. |
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| Assess your energy |
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Do you have Daily Fatigue? |
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