High activity level makes our bodies tired quickly. When tired, we usually sleepy. Not only that, fatigue can also cause more serious chronic conditions. However, do not worry. Some vitamins, when we eat, can help our body regain lost energy. Yummy, these vitamins can be obtained from fruits.
Vitamin A
Berries are small fruits with great benefit, because they contain lots of antioxidants and of course a source of energy. According to Medline Plus, carbohydrate is the largest source of energy for the body, and the majority of calories contained in the berries come from carbohydrates.
In addition, berries such as loganberries, blueberries and boysenberries are rich of vitamin A that help the body maintain healthy tissues, and dr. Susan M. Lark said in The Menopause Self Help Book, that vitamin A is one of the vitamins and minerals that help eliminate fatigue. In addition, berries are also rich in folic acid and vitamin C.
Vitamin B
Vitamin B is also a type of vitamin that can help you overcome problems of psychological symptoms associated with fatigue, such as feelings of sadness and lack of motivation, by helping the brain to produce chemicals such as serotonin which can directly affect the mood or mood.
There are plenty of B vitamins and the most effective in helping to fight fatigue vitamin B6, thiamine or vitamin B1, vitamin B5, and biotin or B7. In addition, Dr. Lark explained that this type of B vitamins work together to perform basic metabolic functions that regulate the level of vitality and energy of your body.
B vitamins help your body convert food into fuel that generates energy. Discover the types of these vitamins in fruits such as avocados, bananas, dates, guava, mango, pomegranate, and passion fruit.
To make balance, please drink lots of fluids, reduce your stress level, and the rest. If two or more weeks you still feel tired, Mayo Clinic advises you to consult with a physician. You should immediately seek medical help if your fatigue is accompanied by mild dizziness, shortness of breath, rapid heart beats, or chest pain.
Vitamin C
According to experts from the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC), Vitamin C helps fight chronic fatigue by increasing endurance. Vitamin C also can support the immune system. Another positive impact of vitamin C is able to fight fatigue that plagued you.
UMMC recommend us to take vitamin C as much as 250 milligrams to 500 milligrams twice daily to help boost energy levels. Various types of fruits such as strawberries, oranges, and guava are good sources of vitamin C is best for the body. A cup full of strawberry juice contains approximately 85 milligrams of vitamin C and a medium-sized orange contains 70 milligrams of vitamin C, whereas a cup of guava juice contains vitamin C of 350 milligrams. Other fruits that also contain vitamin C, among others, passion fruit, kiwi, lemon, and grapefruit. []

