7 Reasons You're Tired All the Time & How to Fix It
Dr. Eric Berg DCJune 21, 20259 min412,329 views
27 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβCommon Causes of Fatigue
- π‘ The video explores seven primary reasons for persistent tiredness, emphasizing that understanding the root cause is key to regaining energy.
- π― The most common and impactful reason, discussed last, is often overlooked.
Sleep and Its Disruptions
- π΄ Lack of sleep can stem from alcohol consumption, overtraining, eating too late, or late-day chocolate intake due to theobromine.
- π Supplementing with magnesium glycinate one hour before bed can aid muscle relaxation and sleep, while Vitamin B1 is crucial for preventing restlessness.
- βοΈ Exposure to sunrise outdoors for 10-15 minutes in the morning can significantly improve sleep quality.
- π‘οΈ Maintaining a cooler room temperature is essential for achieving deep delta wave sleep, while cold feet can be remedied with warm socks, potentially increasing sleep duration.
- π½ Frequent urination at night, often caused by excessive snacking or high carbohydrate intake, disrupts sleep and depletes Vitamin B1, potentially leading to restless leg syndrome.
Cellular and Hormonal Factors
- π¬ Cellular hypothyroidism occurs when thyroid hormones don't effectively reach cells, impacting metabolism and energy levels.
- πΏ Ensuring adequate selenium intake, found in Brazil nuts, sardines, shellfish, and grass-fed liver, is vital for thyroid function, especially if soil selenium is low.
- β‘ Stress, particularly severe events like loss, can spike cortisol, suppress the immune system, and reactivate latent viruses such as Epstein-Barr, leading to chronic fatigue syndrome.
- βοΈ High doses of Vitamin D (30-40,000 IUs) may help put these viruses back into remission.
- π³ Chronic low-grade stress and environmental factors like pine tree vapors from long walks in nature can also help reduce cortisol levels.
Histamine, Blood Sugar, and Protein
- π€§ Histamine overload can result from inhibited histamine-degrading enzymes due to alcohol, medications, or gut damage, leading to fatigue if aged cheeses, vinegar, canned fish, or fermented vegetables are consumed.
- π Blood sugar fluctuations, often caused by high carbohydrate or sugar intake during the day, can lead to night waking and daytime fatigue.
- π₯© Increasing high-quality protein intake at each meal is presented as a highly effective strategy to boost energy, particularly for brain function.
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Chronic FatigueSleep QualityMagnesiumVitamin B1Sunrise ExposureCellular HypothyroidismSeleniumStress ManagementCortisolVitamin DHistamine IntoleranceBlood Sugar RegulationProtein IntakeEpstein-Barr Virus
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