Fatigue

Fatigue is excessive tiredness.

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• Keep to a healthy diet to end fatigue. Eat small mid-meals of fresh or dried fruits or vegetables juices, raw vegetables or whole grain bread sandwiches at regular times everyday, particularly 11am, 4pm and before bedtime. Less food then should be taken during main meals. Take natural whole foods that give energy and fight fatigue particularly cereals (corn seeds, barley seeds, oat, etc), seeds, nuts and grains, vegetables and fruits. Take the bulk of any of these food group at one of the three meals. Supplement these health foods with protective foods such as milk, high quality cold-pressed unrefined vegetable oil and honey.
• Take 500ml raw vegetable juice (especially green vegetables which is rich in potassium for protection against fatigue) or combine 300ml carrot juice and 100ml each beet and cucumber juices.
• Mix 3 teaspoons apple cider vinegar to 1 cup honey and take 2 teaspoons of the mixture before retiring. Repeat dosage if you can't sleep within the hour.
• Take in the morning a glass of warm water that has been left overnight. Add 1 tablespoon honey before drinking.
• Drink 1 glass aloe vera juice mixed with 1 tablespoon honey.
• Take 1 glass warm water with 1 teaspoon each apple cider vinegar and honey added.
• Drink a glass of 1:1 grapefruit juice and lemon juice.
• Dissolve 1 teaspoon honey in 1 cup warm water, or keep ¼ jug full honey in 1 jug full water in the fridge. Drink when needed. Honey is primarily fructose and glucose and so it is quickly absorbed by the digestive system, and help raise energy levels and fight fatigue.

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