If you are suffering from a case of afternoon slumps then eat or smell peppermint.
It is known to wake up and help decrease fatigue.
In fact research at the University of Northumbria found that in a test involving word recall, peppermint-gum chewer’s scores were up to 36% higher than non-chewers.
They also say that Siberian Ginseng which has been around for centuries is known for its anti-fatigue qualities. It acts like a tonic, which can then increase the body’s vital energy.
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Oh thank you for this tip. Have a great evening. X
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Your very welcome 🙂 xx
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Oh I must try this – thanks xxx
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Very information http://bit.ly/hPhCAY
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If it’s true that Siberian Ginseng has its anti-fatigue qualities that It acts like a tonic, which can then increase the body’s vital energy then it would be great!!! I’d like to know about this so please keep on blogging…Thanks!
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If it’s true that peppermint can decrease fatigue then we must try it.It’s affordable and easy to find.I’ll share this to my friends who are prone to fatigue and physical exhaustion.thanks!
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