How to Have Energy Without Eating Breakfast

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Eating a healthy and well-rounded breakfast is one way to gain energy in the morning, but it’s not the only way! You don’t have to rely on food to get you started in the morning. Whatever the reason for seeking other ways to gain energy in the morning, you’ve come to the right place! I’m here to share with you 5 easy ways to have energy in the morning without eating breakfast. The best part: they’re all things that you can start doing NOW!

Drink Water

Pouring fresh cold fizzy water into drinking glass on the table, selective focus
Pouring fresh cold fizzy water into drinking glass on the table, selective focus

I know everyone loves rolling out of bed and heading straight to the coffee pot, but you should rethink this! The first thing you should do when you wake up is refresh your body with a glass of water. Drinking water when you wake up will rehydrate your body and get your organs flowing again for the day ahead. If the first thing you’re putting in your system is something other than water, chances are you’re going to dehydrate yourself after you’ve already gone 8 hours asleep without drinking any water. You’ll feel so much more energized after you’ve had water when you wake up. You can follow your glass of water up with your coffee, or try tea as an alternative for some caffeine. Limit your caffeine intake as it can lead to a crash later in the day.

Stretch

As simple as it sounds, stretching in the morning can give you the burst of energy you need in your body to get you moving. You don’t need to rely on food to give you energy. You can use light movements to loosen up your muscles and get your blood flowing. It’s so important to get your body feeling good in the morning to set yourself on the right track for the rest of the day.

Don’t Look At Your Screen Right Away

woman take cellphone on the white bed
woman take cellphone on the white bed

Once our alarm goes off, we usually grab our phone and check our notifications to see what we missed while we were asleep. While a quick check is okay, you shouldn’t spend too much time on your phone when you first wake up. Looking at your devices first thing in the morning will affect the way your eyes are adjusting after being asleep for hours. Try to get some natural sunlight for at least 20 minutes when you wake up before you spend time looking at your phone or your computer. Give yourself that time in the morning to appreciate nature and take care of some light tasks around the house. You’ll feel less drowsy and overwhelmed if you limit your screen time in the mornings.

Take a Cold Shower

You might not find a cold shower appealing, but you can start with a normal shower and then end with a burst of cold water. The temperature change and cold water will wake up your body and get your blood flowing to give you the energy you need to start your day. You don’t need to rely on food to give you energy in the morning when you can use a shower as an easy way to wake yourself up!

Get Enough Sleep

beautiful girl sleeps in the bedroom
beautiful girl sleeps in the bedroom

The most important thing to focus on to ensure you have enough energy in the morning is getting enough sleep. You should be getting eight hours of sleep every night. Your body needs uninterrupted sleep to fully recuperate from your daily activities. Getting enough sleep can change the way you function throughout the day. We all know what it feels like to have a rough night of sleep, so imagine the effect a full eight hours of sleep can have on your body’s function.

You don’t have to focus on getting energy from food.

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