Feeling sick is one of those things that nobody wants to experience on a regular basis as it can interrupt your life, and have you slow down for a little while. For some people this is a good thing, and for others it’s not, but it’s certainly not good for your health if you are getting sick frequently. As such, it’s important that you identify the cause here, and ensure that going forward you are doing whatever you can to combat this. That’s what we’re going to be focusing on today, so if you are interested in learning more about this topic, keep reading.
First, your diet could be to blame for the day that you feel. Your diet is massively important, and we don’t know how many times you need to hear this before you start believing that it is true. Professionals are not always telling you to eat a balanced diet regularly for the good of their health, they are doing it for the good of yours.
If you are someone who doesn’t take the time to ensure that you are getting enough vitamins and nutrients from your food, this could be the problem. If your body is missing something that it needs, it’s not going to be able to function properly, and is going to end up with problems. It’s easy to sort this, either start taking supplements, or make sure that you change your diet to include more nutrients.
Your Tech
A lot of people don’t believe that tech can have any links with your health, but this is not the case. There have been studies that have shown that wireless earbuds like AirPods emit EMF radiation which isn’t good for you. This is not to say that these are the only pieces of tech that do this because that wouldn’t be true, but they are the ones that are most common.
It’s likely that if you’re feeling poorly a lot of the time and you wear wireless earphones a lot that they could be messing with your body. If you feel sick, if you have frequent headaches, or anything like this, it’s worth reducing the amount that you use these devices just to see if it helps.
Stress!
The last thing that we’re going to say is that stress is extremely bad for your body and can lead to you feeling physically sick if you are not managing it. We understand that there are going to be times where you just have to ride the stress out, but our recommendation is that you find a way to reduce the amount in your life. If this means taking a few days off of work, then this is what you need to do. If this means taking a break from certain people in your life, do it. Your wellbeing has to come before anything else, and if stress is making you sick, this needs addressing.
Nobody should be feeling sick frequently, so it’s important that you figure out the cause asap. Now you have a good idea of where to start, but if you need more assistance then speak to your doctor.
Thank you for sharing this information, I always feel overtired and generally unwell and I have a sneaking suspicion that all of the causes that you have listed here are contributing factors
ReplyDeleteI thought it wise to pin this! These tips & more like them are being forgotten or ignored- which is really sad! I know I get sick a lot, because of my compromised immune system. I still take into account other things that can make me or my loved ones sick! I feel much worse if they are sick, because of me!! Prayer 🙏🏼 works! Be safe!!
ReplyDeleteI have MS and stress and lack of sleep definitely make me feel worse.
ReplyDeleteI need to work on all of these
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great post.
ReplyDeleteI think stress for sure makes people feel ill. :)
ReplyDeleteStress plays such a critical role in pain and health!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. Finding ways to reduce stress is important to me.
ReplyDeleteYour diet IS massively important - I know I feel a difference when I eat better and am mindful of balancing my diet
ReplyDeleteSpending too much time on tech devices can hinder my sleep which could make me sick in the long run.
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