Anyone know of a good energy booster that doesn't contain caffeine or other stimulants?
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Ashwagandha, Rhodiola, CoQ10, Iron, Vitamin B12, Creatine, Tryorsine, and Melatonin are among the different non-stimulant products that some claim can help boost energy levels. That said whether or not this is true, especially in terms of providing you a meaningful boost to support weight loss efforts, is unknown.
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Beyond what others have mentioned, have you ever considered changing your diet, how much you eat or when you eat as well as had a look at your sleep? Sometimes making natural changes can have an effect on your energy levels. In fact, even when you choose to exercise could help to boost your overall activity level. I'm not saying don't take diet pills, only that it's also important to have a look at your lifestyle when it comes to your energy levels as well. :)
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Thanks for all the suggestions everyone!
madscientist thanks for the tip. I might try to change things up a bit and try to put myself on a new and better schedule to see if this has a positive effect on my energy levels. :D
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Originally posted by madscientist View PostBeyond what others have mentioned, have you ever considered changing your diet, how much you eat or when you eat as well as had a look at your sleep? Sometimes making natural changes can have an effect on your energy levels. In fact, even when you choose to exercise could help to boost your overall activity level. I'm not saying don't take diet pills, only that it's also important to have a look at your lifestyle when it comes to your energy levels as well. :)
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Originally posted by legendarytroy View PostWhat about something that helps with overall nutrition? Something that contains some good vitamins and minerals. If you're body is high on nutrients, wouldn't that help with energy. I've also heard that antioxidants can be good energy boosters too.
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