Men's Health: 6 Causes of Fatigue and How to Prevent Them
Tired and fatigued? Here are six health conditions known to cause fatigue in men.
Healthy Diet Tips: Eat These Foods To Keep Fatigue At Bay
Generally, we blame our fast-paced life for the fatigue; but the real reason could be insufficient diet.
Here's Why You Feel Fatigued Even After A Good Night's Sleep
There are times when we tend to sleep well on time without any disturbances at night; however, there is this feeling of fatigue that sustains through the day, which can lead to mood swings and ...
Watch: 6 Diet Tips That May Help You Fight Fatigue And Tiredness
There can be many factors that lead to drowsiness and fatigue. If you can't really point at any obvious reason, maybe your diet isn't as nutritious as it should be. Here are some foods that ...
NIH Announces New Effort to Tackle Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
The director of the National Institutes of Health announced a new initiative to find a cause and treatment for chronic fatigue syndrome.
Study on Biology of Chronic Fatigue Illness Stirs Debate
A team of scientists found "robust evidence" that a condition called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a biological as opposed to a psychological disorder, but some experts questioned the findings.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is Real and Now Has a New Name
-Why are you so tired even when you havent done anything all day?- This is something every patient of chronic fatigue syndrome may have been asked.
Mental Stress May Increase Physical Fatigue
Mental stress can increase physical fatigue. This phenomenon is a result of the activation of a specific area of the brain when we attempt to participate in both physical and mental tasks simultaneously, according to ...
Tired and Weak? Don't Assume it's Just Your Age
If you suddenly find your thinking is cloudy and your memory unreliable, if you're overcome by dizziness and your balance is out of whack, don't chalk it up to normal aging.
Exercise May Work Better Than Medicines to Treat Fatigue in Cancer Patients
Exercises and/or psychological therapies may work better than medications for patients suffering from cancer-related fatigue. So yoga, walking, running or cycling could help.