drugs? Just kidding. Try those energy drinks. Even if they taste like crap.

Try exercising, not too vigorously, in the mornings when you wake up. Afterwards, eat some cereal and take a nice long shower. This is what I try to do as often as I can. The days that I do, I have way more energy than when I don't. I hope this helps!

I actually wouldn't suggest energy drinks. They are a quick fix and you will just crash harder. If you are getting proper sleep and you are still tired you may have a medical condition. High blood pressure or high blood sugar can both cause lethargy. Getting some excersise might help get your body moving. You may need some vitamins. I would strongly suggest that you go to your doctor for a blood work up. I did and I found out some very serious conditions that would have gone unnoticed but now that I know why I was so tired I can fix it from the root of the problem.

You might try eating better and/or taking vitamin suppliments. Lack of proper nutrition can cause lethergy and tiredness. You'd also be surprised how much good it can do to get get more exercise during the day, a moderate ammount of walking and active movement during the day can do a lot help to increase metabolism and energy.

First of all i would get some blood tests taken to rule out any medical causes. Then i would try some vitamins.

Eating healthy, drinking plenty of water, taking a vitamin and exercising. All things combined will help your energy level.

Sublingual B vitamin complex...liquid energy and it does not taste bad

When was the last time you had your thyroid checked. It's just a simple blood test. Check out this website for further information on systems www.thyroid.org.au

Try drinking plain water. If you are dehydrated (even subclinically) that can make you tired and even confused. You could be hypoglycemic; if your sugar drops too low, you can get very tired. It would be worth a call to the doc to ask about a thyroid test. I'd stay away from sugary or energy drinks. The rebound effects would make you even more tired and drained.

Anything other than sleep is just going to make you crash hard.

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