What You Should Consider Doing to Combat Fatigue The biggest complaint that doctors and dentists often hear from  patients is prolonged fatigue and a general lack of energy. I was kind  of relieved to hear that I wasn’t the only one who fell into the  category. With my active imagination, I was convinced that this  overwhelming fatigue I was experiencing was the precursor to a serious  illness. I’m not kidding, my eyes would cross and feel heavy because I  was felt so spent, even after drinking a cup of coffee. So I scheduled  an appointment with my primary care physician, who asked me careful  questions about diet, work and sleep habits. As it turns out, I’m not  suffering from a terminal illness, thank goodness, I’m just deficient in  the vitamins I need in order for my body to feel energetic and  operating at its optimal best. Relief!  As a dental practice management consultant, I thought this fatigue was due to the simultaneous deadlines I had going on due to multiple dental advertising  campaigns. I’m glad that all I really need to do is take a few  supplements to boost my energy. Perhaps you’ve been feeling the same  way—not necessarily “ill,” but certainly not feeling your best, which,  like me, might be due to vitamin deficiencies.
I found out that folic acid is known to be effective for boosting  energy levels, so it is certainly something that I added to my shopping  cart. To combat the fatigue, I got the go-ahead from my doctor to try  gingko biloba, which is an herbal supplement that increases energy as  well as enhances memory and mental alertness. Many companies market tea  containing gingko biloba, which you can take to work when you need a  quick pick-me-up.
Like many things that have a lot of “pros” to using them, gingko  biloba has a “con.” It is a blood-thinning agent, so if you take aspirin  on a regular basis or other blood-thinning medications, gingko biloba  can further thin your blood which can lead to frequent bruising,  bleeding gums and wounds or cuts that won’t clot.  If you are currently  on blood-thinning medication, it is a good idea to discuss with your  doctor and your dentist during your next medical and dental consulting  appointments if you want to try gingko biloba, or any other vitamin for  that matter, as your doctors will be able to determine which vitamins  are safe for your body.
A healthy diet can help you get the vitamins that you need, but  sometimes you might need a little extra help from vitamins and vitamin  supplements in order to help your body ward off infections, keep your  skin young and healthy, and maintain robust energy and mental alertness  levels so that you can not only be productive in your daily activities,  you can enjoy your life.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
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