Woman's Weekly

5 ways to beat TIREDNESS

The wrong diet

Not eating the right nutrients can leave you sluggish, as well as prone to infections and illness.

Eat wholegrains They’ll help balance your blood sugars and avoid energy slumps. Try wholemeal bread and brown rice. ‘Complex carbs, such as sweet potatoes and oats, give a hit of lasting energy too,’ says nutritionist

Angelique Panagos.

Ditch the sugary treats

‘They provide a quick energy boost – but they’ll quickly lead to a slump, leaving you feeling very listless,’ says nutritionist Jenna Hope.

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