
You can’t really get rid of cold sores completely and stop them from coming back, but you can heal them really quickly when they do start to break loose on your face!
Chronic fatigue can be scary and debilitating. There’s nothing more disconcerting than finding you no longer have the energy to live your normal life. It can also be embarrassing. This is not a joke: our culture says if you don’t get out of bed, you must be lazy. This condition should be treated with immense respect, as it often affects people who are far from lazy. Let’s look at some of the causes and treatments.
Scientists are hilariously confused by chronic fatigue. Oh, so you’re supposed to be the expert, and you don’t know what really causes chronic fatigue? Excellent. Some of the factors thought to contribute, include:
The symptoms you are likely to experience when you have chronic fatigue can be severe, and may involve a mixture of the following:
Eating right has been seen to be extremely helpful when it comes to chronic fatigue.
Flaxseed oil
Taking 1000mg of flaxseed oil every day can help with energy levels, and is obviously very beneficial to overall health. It has a bit of a strange taste. Kind of nutty. The omega 3 and 6 oil it contains are excellent brain food, and it helps balance your blood sugar beautifully, so you’ll have less glucose-related energy crashes.
Coffee
Coffee can be reduced gradually. And it really should be, as it’s like a chronic fatigue sufferer’s worst nightmare. What you don’t want to do is stimulate your body to use energy it doesn’t have. Borrowing it in this way can be truly catastrophic for most people with energy issues. If you find yourself reaching for the coffee, try and find a replacement that doesn’t even contain any coffee. There are some interesting alternative products in health food shops. Chamomile tea and dandelion chia are far more helpful to your health. Give them a go.
Junk food
When you haven’t got the energy to cook, it’s easy to start feeding yourself less and less nutritious meals. Learning to get other people to help you is not easy for most people with energy issues, as they may have worked themselves self-sufficiently into this mess to begin with. Ask people to come and cook for you! Ideally someone who knows how to cook healthily. If you just don’t have that luxury, make quick salads, grab plenty of fruit, and look for raw or other healthy and fast recipes you can experiment with.
Vitamin B12 and B complex vitamins
This isn’t exactly a homemade remedy, but it’s so important that it needs mentioning. These vitamins play such a key role in how the body uses energy. Subcutaneous and sublingual forms are the best. The methylcobalamin variety is the one that has the most benefits, according to experts. Synthetic B complex vitamins aren’t so great, so go for a food-based type.
Bee pollen
Dubbed the “perfect food”, bee pollen is full of enzymes, protein, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. It can help with physical and mental tiredness, and the energy it provides lasts for a long time, so you won’t be crashing so much. Royal jelly and propolis have also been recommended for people with chronic fatigue, due to their excellent health benefits.
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