46. Struggling with Mid-Day Exhaustion? Try These 5 Foods
Hey Friend,
If you're feeling like you’re dragging through your day, constantly relying on coffee or caffeine to keep going, this episode is for you. Today, I’m talking about the top five energy-boosting foods that can naturally support your body and help you feel more energized—without the crash. If you're ready for steady, all-day energy, stay tuned because that’s exactly what your body is craving, not the caffeine you're leaning on.
One of the most common complaints I hear from career women is the exhaustion that hits mid-day or when they come home from work, wiped out, feeling like even making dinner is the biggest chore. Sound familiar? Here's the thing: One of the most overlooked reasons for this kind of fatigue is what’s on your plate. Quick fixes like caffeine or sugary snacks may give you a temporary boost, but what you really need is sustainable energy. That’s why I’m diving into five foods that can naturally boost your energy and keep you steady throughout your entire day. Let’s get into it!
In health,
Lacy Lain, FMCHC, LEHP
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