Why am I feeling tired, even after sleeping well?
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Feeling tired even after getting enough sleep can have many causes. Sometimes, it’s due to health issues like anemia, where your body doesn’t have enough healthy red blood cells, or thyroid problems that affect your energy levels. A lack of vitamins like B12 or D can also make you feel exhausted. Conditions like diabetes or sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, can interrupt your sleep without you realizing it, leaving you tired during the day. Stress and lifestyle factors like poor diet, dehydration, or not getting enough physical activity can also make you feel drained. For example, eating too much junk food or skipping meals can lower your energy, while not drinking enough water can lead to dehydration, making you feel sluggish. To feel more energetic, try making some simple changes. Eat a healthy, balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, and proteins. Drink enough water throughout the day and avoid too much caffeine or sugary drinks. Exercise regularly, as it helps improve your overall energy and mood. You can also book your consultation through Credihealth for a better experience.