Is A Food Intolerance Making You Tired?
Posted on Dec 19, 2011Life is busy. Between work, family and other social obligations, it can sometimes seem impossible to have a moment to sit and relax. However, if you’re feeling tired, sore, weak or fatigued a lot of the time, it could be caused by your diet. Food is supposed to give you energy, but if you have a food intolerance it could be doing the opposite.
A food intolerance makes your body less efficient. It makes it more difficult for your body to turn food into energy. Food intolerances also cause your body unnecessary stress because your body tries to digest food it has difficultly with. This leaves you feeling weak and tired. Over time, a food intolerance will result in near constant tiredness and fatigue.
Everybody’s body is different and therefore foods that energize one person can make another person feel tired, sluggish and fatigued. The Hemocode System can help determine your food intolerances and get you back on the road to feeling great.
Some people battle chronic fatigue for years without understanding exactly why they feel this way. Some learn to deal with fatigue as a way of life. Chronic fatigue can lead to weight gain, depression and more. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. If you’re getting enough sleep and you’re eating well, you shouldn’t feel tired all the time. It’s understandable that you’d feel tired during busy days or after a lot of activity, but it shouldn’t be a daily grind.
Recognizing which foods are causing your fatigue and removing them from your diet is the first step to feeling healthy and energized again. Once you’ve determined exactly which food intolerances are causing your problems, you’ll start feeling better. When you start feeling better you’ll want to get out and enjoy life. That will make you feel even better and soon you’ll be on an upward spiral!
The Hemocode System is now available at Rexall and Rexall Pharma Plus locations across Canada, making it easier than ever to pinpoint specific food intolerances and start yourself on the path to relief.



