Why we are so sluggish and tired in the morning despite having just rested our bodies?

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Even with the full 8 waking up and moving around at the start of the day is fatiguing. Even when we are young.

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Because you didn’t actually get a full night of restful deep sleep. You may have a sleep disorder or need to adjust your habits. Your body wakes itself up when it’s finished resting, if you interrupt before it’s ready you will feel sluggish.

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Also, the vast majority of the developed world don’t wake naturally, at least during the working week. Having an alarm clock scream at you at 6 in the morning is not pleasant.

If you slept till you naturally woke up, you’d find yourself much less fatigued (provided you don’t have a sleep disorder).

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I recently has a nurse suggest that I get an at home sleep apnea kit to see if I have it. I’m overweight, older. Don’t feel like I have apnea but nurse said you don’t. She made it sound like a lot of people can have it and not know it. Also; it makes u feel like u never get enough sleep, low energy, brain fog.

Seem like it could b good to rule out if nothing else works.

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We? I’ve never felt like that.

I do know that eating carbs late will give a kind of carb hangover.

You might have a nutritional deficiency. Look into Vitamin D and Magnesium at the least. Bonus points for Complex B.

If your energy is chronically low it might be because you’re a battery for the Matrix.

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I recently has a nurse suggest that I get an at home sleep apnea kit to see if I have it. I’m overweight, older. Don’t feel like I have apnea but nurse said you don’t. She made it sound like a lot of people can have it and not know it. Also; it makes u feel like u never get enough sleep, low energy, brain fog.

Seem like it could b good to rule out if nothing else works.

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We? I’ve never felt like that.

I do know that eating carbs late will give a kind of carb hangover.

You might have a nutritional deficiency. Look into Vitamin D and Magnesium at the least. Bonus points for Complex B.

If your energy is chronically low it might be because you’re a battery for the Matrix.