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Do i have health intolerance if i feel exhausted after moderate 1h workout or tend to fall asleep after rather slow 2h walk around the neighbourhood?
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Functional Medicine: Consider seeing your family physician for routine blood work. Functional medicine may help in evaluating why your body may be fatiguing so quickly and why you are easily exhausted. Hope that helps.
Answered 6/11/2017
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