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For some reason i have low energy, i don't know why, i do my best to exercise and eat healthy, since my energy is so low i don't feel like doing it?
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Medical eval first: Fatigue can be caused by a lot of things, not enough sleep, sleep apnea, cardiac conditions, low thyroid, depression, anemia, etc. If you eat, sleep and exercise well and still chronically suffer a great deal of fatigue consulting with your physician, getting a good check up and some bloodwork.
Answered 9/28/2016
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