Fatigue Stories
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Climbing Stairs May Be Better At Waking You Up Than Caffeine
New research suggests that a 10-minute walk up a flight of stairs could leave you feeling more alert than if you just drank a can of soda. -
Here’s How To Deal With Your Period
Are you riding the crimson wave, visiting your Aunt Flo, having a total Pride and Prejudice? Try these natural remedies for awful PMS before your next period. -
Here's How You Know That Jet Lag Affects Major League Ballplayers
Jet lag hurts professional athletes, but not in the way you think. -
How Much Water Should You Drink Every Day?
How much water does your body actually need to stay healthy? -
Signs Anemia Is Causing Your Fatigue
If you’re tired and weak all the time, you might have a serious blood condition called anemia. -
Do Hydration Therapy Risks Outweigh Benefits?
Hydration therapy is a fast way to get nutrients and water into your body, but do the risks outweigh the benefits? -
5 Reasons Why You're So Tired All the Time
Feeling tired all the time could be a result of sleep loss, or a red flag for these 5 serious health conditions. -
Is The MSG Hidden In Your Favorite Foods Actually Bad For You?
The team at Brit Lab gave us the low down on MSG and whether or not it's safe to eat. -
Finally, A Way To Diagnose Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
It's difficult to diagnose the debilitating ailment, but now researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine have identified a characteristic chemical signature. -
How To Train An Olympian
Summer Olympics in Rio will bring together the greatest athletes in the world, but the training that got them there is intensive and demanding. -
People Living With Chronic Fatigue May Be At Greater Risk Of Suicide
New research suggests people living with chronic fatigue syndrome may be at greater risk of suicide. -
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Is More Common In Kids Than We Thought
A significant fraction of 16-year-olds suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome, a previously misinterpreted illness.
