Healthshots

By Arushi Bidhuri

Published Dec 07, 2023

9 Foods To Fight Fatigue

Have you been feeling tired lately? Believe it or not, your diet plays a role in managing your energy levels. Here are some foods to fight fatigue and make you feel energetic.

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Adding a bowl of salads full of fruits and vegetables can help boost metabolism and improve energy levels. Fresh fruits and veggies can help prevent fatigue.

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Fruits And Vegetables

Whole grains such as oats, quinoa, brown rice, and barley are high in complex carbohydrates, providing your body with long-lasting energy and helping you avoid fatigue.

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Whole Grains

Instead of processed foods like boxed meals and ready-to-eat snacks, you should eat unprocessed foods like whole grains, brown bread, milk, and more that will help you fight fatigue.

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Unprocessed Foods

Coffee may be your go-to drink but it might be wearing you out. Choose fresh juices, green tea, and smoothies to maintain your energy levels and prevent fatigue.

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Non-Caffeinated Drinks

If you feel tired between meals? Snack on some nuts and seeds like walnuts, almonds, pistachios, flax seeds and chia seeds.

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Nuts And Seeds

Lean meats like fish and chicken may provide good quality protein but contain less saturated fat. They are also good for your heart.

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Lean Protein

Sipping on enough water may not provide energy but facilitate energetic processes in the body, which can help you give an energy boost.

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Water

Bananas are loaded with fibre, potassium, vitamins, and a healthy amount of carbohydrates, which gives you a natural boost of energy.

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Bananas

Start your day with a big bowl of oats if you want to feel energetic. They are filled with protein and fiber, and can help you fight fatigue.

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Oats

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