Most people assume low energy is something they just have to live with, when in reality it’s often a reflection of what they’re consistently fuelling their body with (among other key things – read my article here for a broader insight!) Between processed foods, stress, poor sleep, constant notifications, and busy schedules, it’s no surprise that so many people feel drained before the day has even properly begun. The good news? Your energy levels are far more changeable than t

If you feel tired most days — even when you’re trying to “eat better” — you’re not lazy, broken, or lacking willpower. Most people struggle with energy because they’ve never been shown the foundations. Instead, they’re given trends, quick fixes, and conflicting advice that’s hard to stick to in real life. On top of that, our supermarkets are filled with heavily processed, nutrient-poor foods that contribute to unstable energy patterns. Add in stress, conflicting advice from u

If you’re trying to eat better, sleep more, and take care of yourself — but still feel exhausted — you’re not failing. You’re likely missing one or two hidden pieces. And you’re not alone. More and more people are struggling to maintain good energy levels in our fast-paced modern world, where constant stimulation, busy schedules, and competing demands have become the norm. For most people, low energy is linked to one or more core areas: poor diet, inadequate sleep, or trying