ah man i'm fully fired up
i felt for a while what you described but i fought it and won

i wake up 5:30am on weekdsays, arrive at the gym around 6:50am
, then go to work, during lunch time i do something called HIIT, which is revolutionary
so i do HIIT on the treadmill during lunch break

come back home, spend time with the wifey, watch funny movies
watch funny shows, watch funny hindi movies on the regular
go out, walk, have fun, drink beer, drink whiskey
update up on current events here on ATS
listen to politically conscious underground hip hop music
renovating my house, making a walk in closet, changing entry door
taking my protein shakes like muscle milk everyday
buy cheap ass beans and rice and eat healthy and cheap at work

I feel great now!!!!!!!!!! I'm drinking Canadian Club at the moment it taste great. Everything in moderation.. have fun, work hard, save money, ensure that u go to the gym to get strong for once the revolution comes

[edit on 31-8-2008 by ModernAcademia]

I have this problem of always being tired and I recognize my problems.

I find that if I drink lots of water, stick with a healthy diet and get good exercise at least 3 times a week. Then I am fine. But finding the motivation to do all this is sometimes hard.

I have a big family and they all are saying the same thing --tired, and that they don't feel like going against the grain. I myself used to be so involved to help people and spread the word about this and that, and even I don't feel like it.

I honestly think it has something to do with all the "cell phone" towers and / or the chemtrails. Something has changed recently and it all started when those weird towers started going up, not to mention all the chemtrailing by me about 6 months ago.

I'd like to know what it is because I've never been this run down before.

I know what you mean. I actually haven't given a tinker's damn for years (I worked for AT&T). I took a severance package earlier this year and have never regretted it.

Eventually I will have to find something, but for now I have money and I don't care. It's actually nice not working for a huge impersonal corporation that doesn't give a damn about it's employees.

Plenty of fresh air, exercise, eat decent, have fun. I feel great!!!

I needed to be the 666th poster.

Um, now something related to the thread..................

I agree, I feel more tired more often recently.

I have been going down hill for quite sometime. I am tired physically and mentally. I go to the VA Hospital for a cardiology appointment the day after tomorrow, and I kind of think that they are going to want to do things to me that I won't like. The pills aren't helping. I don't like being old, worn out and in pain. If I had four legs, they would have put me down ten years ago.

yeah same here, i used to be so active and up for doing things. but recently i've been so jaded, even to the extent where i'm too tired/unmotivated to do anything, but i'm so bored that i wouldn't actually care if the world were to end right now!

I have the most amazing inner clock - could mentally set it and didnt need the alarm to be set and i would get up on time - but i always put it on just incase, but ive been waking hours late recently, ive been having to have extra naps, personally i put it down to smoking - i heard smoking tires you, how many people here smoke?

I am so tired and feel run down even when I get enough sleep. I am not sure what it is, but believe our government is in on it.

Past couple of years, I have been feeling tired too, and I'm only 22.

It's funny when I go out and do things, I have way more energy, but if I have a stay in at home day, I feel really tired....

Maybe you guys are staying in too much?

When I exercise I also feel more awake and alive after.

Stay active is the key maybe.



[edit on 20-10-2008 by _Phoenix_]

Anyone being getting aches too? I mean mental tiredness due to stress is common but what about physical pains and aches on the body? Maybe this is the next stage.

I'm not trying to scare anyone but I have to mention that i stopped drinking alcohol several years back and have not been plaqued by the tired no energy thing since.

I think there is a good chance someone is putting something into all of the alcoholic beverages.

It is the drug of the devil after all. Try quitting it and see if your energy doesn't improve. That means not a drop, no cheating or it wont work.

My BF has noticed this change in himself. We figure it's weather, atmosphere and allergens. He's just moved out here from Ontario (to Vancouver) and he wakes up more tired than he was when he went to bed.

Over 16 years I have noticed my allergies have doubled here on the coast.

Age, environment, diet, air quality (indoor and out), allergens, work schedules...it's all factored.

I recently invested in an air purifier (heppa filter) and it makes a bit of a difference in the allergies...but overall I'm not so sure it can be attributed to just one thing.

I do agree that many people I know seem tired too.

Ugh everything I eat or drink that is not grown by me I feel is containing some sort of additive....NO matter where you go--Stop & Shop, Whole Foods, wherever--something is put into it. Along with chemtrails and the flouride in the water and whatever else, I feel we are being weakened. Unfortunately, ingesting unwanted "ingredients" is inevitable. Everyday I tell myself I am not going to give in and I will remain the same. However, lately I've been getting a lot of headaches, and I've already been sick twice before winter has even started (and I've lived in Mass almost all my life and get sick usually once maybe twice a year..). I think avoiding products that are mass produced (ex: Coke) would be advisable. Come to think of it, you can find Coke pretty much everywhere in the world, so if something is added to it, it would not be hard to control a huge portion of the earth.

O_O