1. You may think that lying in bed until 12 o’clock on the weekend is good for you, but you are wrong. Your biological clock tells you when you are tired. It also tells you when to wake up, and if you upset this by sleeping last on the weekend, it gets confused and you feel even more tired. A particular chemical is responsible for waking you up. It starts to work from 3 or 4 a.m. until 11 a.m. If you sleep any later than this, you prevent the chemical from working, which in turn prevents you from feeling wide awake.
2. You may wonder what being thirsty has to do with being tired, but when you exercise or play a sport, it is very important to drink fluids. You feel thirsty because you have lost liquid from your body, and even with a loss of 3%, your physical ability is affected. You should drink at least eight glasses of water a day.
3. Are you worried about your grades? Well, don’t be. That could be what is making you feel tired. When you are afraid, your muscles become tense, and this causes extreme tiredness. Try to stay calm, and don’t let things upset you. Close your eyes and take a deep breath. And remember, nothing is as bad as it seems!
4. The fact that you feel tired may be related to your diet. For example, eating ONLY carbohydrates makes you feel sleepy because carbohydrates enable the body to produce a chemical that calms you down. Proteins, on the other hand, cause the body to produce another chemical that wakes you up. Dieticians recommend we eat one portion of food that is high in protein at every meal.
5. Human beings are not like some animals. We are supposed to be awake during the day, and asleep at night. Most lights in our houses are brighter than they should be. Doctors say that the brain gets confused as it thinks you should be wide awake when you should really be fast asleep. Try to avoid very bright lights just before you go to bed. One simple solution is to install a special switch that enables you to choose exactly how bright you would like the light to be.
6. This is one you probably wish you could hear more often! When you study for a long time, your eyes can’t see properly. As a result, you change positions and sit uncomfortably, which can make you feel tried. Make sure you take a short break from your work every hour, but remember to do something which does not strain your eyes. Make a ( short! ) phone call, or take the dog for a walk.
1. You may think that lying in bed until 12 o’clock on the weekend is good for you, but you are wrong. Your biological clock tells you when you are tired. It also tells you when to wake up, and if you upset this by sleeping last on the weekend, it gets confused and you feel even more tired. A particular chemical is responsible for waking you up. It starts to work from 3 or 4 a.m. until 11 a.m. If you sleep any later than this, you prevent the chemical from working, which in turn prevents you from feeling wide awake.2. You may wonder what being thirsty has to do with being tired, but when you exercise or play a sport, it is very important to drink fluids. You feel thirsty because you have lost liquid from your body, and even with a loss of 3%, your physical ability is affected. You should drink at least eight glasses of water a day.3. Are you worried about your grades? Well, don’t be. That could be what is making you feel tired. When you are afraid, your muscles become tense, and this causes extreme tiredness. Try to stay calm, and don’t let things upset you. Close your eyes and take a deep breath. And remember, nothing is as bad as it seems!4. The fact that you feel tired may be related to your diet. For example, eating ONLY carbohydrates makes you feel sleepy because carbohydrates enable the body to produce a chemical that calms you down. Proteins, on the other hand, cause the body to produce another chemical that wakes you up. Dieticians recommend we eat one portion of food that is high in protein at every meal.5. Human beings are not like some animals. We are supposed to be awake during the day, and asleep at night. Most lights in our houses are brighter than they should be. Doctors say that the brain gets confused as it thinks you should be wide awake when you should really be fast asleep. Try to avoid very bright lights just before you go to bed. One simple solution is to install a special switch that enables you to choose exactly how bright you would like the light to be.6. This is one you probably wish you could hear more often! When you study for a long time, your eyes can’t see properly. As a result, you change positions and sit uncomfortably, which can make you feel tried. Make sure you take a short break from your work every hour, but remember to do something which does not strain your eyes. Make a ( short! ) phone call, or take the dog for a walk.
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