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Too Tired to Function? Your Body Might Be Starving for These - Prime Progress NG

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By Destiny Uko Persistent fatigue can be frustrating. Yet more often this might be a cue that something is wrong internally.  While factors such as stress, lack of sleep, and overworking do play a role, nutrient deficiencies are a common, yet often overlooked, contributor to persistent tiredness.  One of the most common causes of fatigue linked to nutrition is iron deficiency. Iron is essential for transporting oxygen throughout the body, and wh…

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Gary Sergott felt tired all the time. “I was tired, I was short of air, I felt some kind of discomfort,” he said. I was cold even on warm days and I was pale, with shiners. His illness was not mysterious. As a retired anesthetist nurse, Mr. Sergott knew that he was suffering from anemia, a deficiency of red blood cells. In his case, it was the result of an inherited condition that caused nasal hemorrhages almost daily and lowered his hemoglobin,…

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