Morning Fatigue: Causes & 7 Steps to Enhance Energy
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Ever wondered why there are times we feel sluggish in the morning despite having slept enough hours the night before? Dr. Jockers explains why sufficient hours of sleep does not necessarily mean a "restful" sleep. To properly address morning fatigue, we need to identify the 6 major causes and how we might be triggering them. Learn the 7 strategies you can start today to naturally enhance energy and win your mornings!
"In the morning, you should feel energized and mentally cleared. If you don't, it's a sign you don't have enough cortisol and adrenal hormone in your system."
-Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- The 6 sluggish reasons for morning fatigue and the everyday choices you make to trigger them
- Identify what instigates your spikes in cortisol and adrenaline levels and what activates soothing melatonin so you drift into a restful sleep
- 5-morning NO-NOs you need to stop before they do more harm to your system
- Meet the behind-the-scenes organelle that produces the right energy for the body and any potential threats to your health
- Movement and exercise are good for your body IF you choose the right time to do it! WHEN to work out and what is the WORST time to break a sweat.
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