Tips on how to have a healthy, energetic morning!

Healthy and energetic morning

Do you feel sluggish and unmotivated in the morning?
Do you have trouble rolling out of bed when the alarm goes off?
Do you drag yourself to the bathroom and just wish you could climb back into bed for a few more hours?
You’re not alone: many people feel this way.

 

 

 

 

There are natural ways, however, to remedy this and increase your morning energy.

  • Get regular sleep. Getting enough sleep each night increases morning energy the natural way. Lack of sleep will leave you feeling tired and listless all day. Some people need seven, eight or even nine hours of sleep to feel good in the morning; whatever your body requires, strive to get that amount of sleep each night. The right amount of sleep for you will make a world of difference in the way you feel when the alarm clock goes off.
  • When you wake up in the morning, step outside and breathe deeply for a couple of minutes. Raise your arms and stretch your body. The fresh air (and hopefully, sunshine) will awaken your senses.
  • Drink a pint glass of water first thing in the morning. The human body is made up of a large percentage of water; the brain is made up of 95% water, blood is 82% and lungs 90%. A mere 2% drop in our body's water supply can trigger signs of dehydration. Mild dehydration is also one of the most common causes of daytime fatigue.
  • It’s important to eat breakfast. As a matter of fact, every meal of the day is important, but eating a balanced breakfast that includes some lean protein will give you natural energy to start your day. Also, to your morning coffee or tea, add a teaspoon of honey. The caffeine plus the natural sugar in the honey will give you a boost of energy.
  • Take daily multi-vitamins. Even people who try to eat healthy food every day are most likely deficient in some of the necessary vitamins and minerals. By taking a good multivitamin each day you’ll give your body a boost of natural energy as well as making you healthier over-all.
  • Take a 5-10 minute walk in the morning. The fresh air, sunshine and exercise will rev up your engine and energize you.
  • Take up a new hobby or creative interest. Monotony breeds fatigue. When you have nothing to look forward to, it’s hard to generate energy. We all need to create new energy and zest into our lives. What do you enjoy doing? Is there a hobby you’ve always wanted to try? Do something creative (craft projects, painting, woodworking, etc.) – it will invigorate you. Once you have a passionate interest in your life, getting up in the morning will be more of a joy than a chore.

 

Using a Stress Relieve Program

Stress Sweeper

If you haven’t been feeling well lately or you know that you’ve been more stressed out than you think, you might want to look into the Stress Sweeper program. By simply attaching a device to your ear and hooking it up to your computer, you can begin to train your body to feel better. The program will show your body responses over time and teaches you to make the necessary changes. By watching and being aware of your stress, you can begin to take steps to slow down and to relax. Sometimes just realizing you are more stressed than is healthy – as the Stress Monitor will show you – is enough to help you learn to breathe in the midst of crazy circumstances.

 

The Health Snapshot Program for Health Monitoring

Health Snapshot

The Health Snapshot program helps you look into the state of your health every day. As you check in with your health levels each day, you will begin to see that your health is changing daily. This will allow you to make health decisions based on the findings. And in many cases, you can do things to make yourself feel better, based on the seven levels of readings you see on the computer screen. Scientifically valid and quick, the Health Snapshot program makes sense for those who don’t want to spend all of their time or money at the doctor’s office. Be careful though, like any other program it’s not a doctor replacement and not a treatment for any medical need.

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Stress Monitor

Provides all means for continous stress monitoring and alerts on instant stress changes and an ability to treat the stress before it can harm the organism and thereby reduces the negative impact on your body.

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Health Snapshot

Personal health monitor. Tracks daily health changes and alerts on possible health issues (including cancer) on its early stage. Designed for health cautious individuals, wellness centers, health clubs.

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Stress Sweeper

Easy-to-use personal stress management tool for home and office use. Highest ratings from professionals around the world. Designed for people with high blood pressure, sleep disorders, health cautious individuals.

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