4 Fatigue Fighters to Fight Exhaustion:
Elle and Vanessa helped Dr. Oz to answer the fatigue fighter quiz, here are the results.#4 Fatigue Fighter – No Snooze Button on Alarms
Which do you think is better, to hit the snooze button and get up 30 minutes later? Or to get up when your alarm actually goes off? Dr. Oz says to lose the snooze. He says that the deeper sleep is when you have REM sleep (when you have dreams) and restorative sleep, but this can’t happen when your alarm is going off and you are hitting the snooze button. So the extra 30 minutes of sleep you get after the snooze button does not actually help your fatigue.#3 Fatigue Fighter – Aromatherapy
Dr. Oz put chamomile on one sponge and lemon oil on another sponge, and asked his helper which one would keep you most alert. The correct answer is that lemon keeps you awake and alert. So if you are feeling tired or sluggish, try putting some Lemon Oil
on the inside of your wrists for an instant lemon lift!#2 Fatigue Fighter – Multi-Vitamins
What can you do to counteract a big heavy lunch from making you tired? Do you think it is DHA in fish oil and algae or a multi-vitamin? Multi-vitamins after or before big meals are the right answer! Normal arteries are big and fat, but when you eat a big meal, your arteries spasm and become smaller. You want to dilate your arteries back to being bigger, and multi-vitamins do just that. This is also the reason that it helps relieve fatigue if you eat tomatoes with a steak.#1 Fatigue Fighter – D-Ribose
What do you think fights fatigue: selenium (found in fish and garlic) or D-Ribose
? The number one fatigue fighter is D-Ribose, which is sugar like. You can put D-Ribose Powder into juice (especially less sweet juice like orange juice or grapefruit juice).http://www.drozfans.com/dr-ozs-advice/dr-oz-4-fatigue-fighters-to-fight-exhaustion/