12 Surprising Reasons You're Always Tired (It's Not Just Sleep)
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Feeling exhausted has become so normal that many of us treat it like a personality trait. Busy equals productive. Tired equals successful. But what if constant exhaustion isn’t normal at all?
In this episode of vpod.ai, Mike and Susan unpack the real science behind chronic fatigue and explain why feeling tired all the time is often your body’s check engine light—not a character flaw.
Using current research, they break fatigue down into clear, solvable categories, revealing 12 common causes that quietly drain your energy every day. From sleep chemistry and caffeine loops to nutrient deficiencies, stress, and hidden medical conditions, this conversation reframes tiredness as a biological signal you shouldn’t ignore.
Inside the episode:
- The difference between normal fatigue and chronic exhaustion
- Why sleep quality matters more than just hitting eight hours
- What caffeine actually does in the brain—and how it traps you in a fatigue cycle
- How sugar spikes and ultra-processed foods steal energy
- Why dehydration causes brain fog and physical tiredness
- The most common nutrient deficiencies linked to low energy
- How iron, B vitamins, vitamin D, and magnesium affect cellular power
- Why chronic stress physically changes the brain and fuels inflammation
- The sedentary paradox: why resting too much makes you more tired
- How exercise builds more cellular “power plants” over time
- The impact of shift work on your internal body clock
- Medical causes of fatigue, including thyroid disorders, sleep apnea, and autoimmune disease
- How medications, alcohol, and substance dependence contribute to exhaustion
- Why persistent fatigue is often the first warning sign of deeper health issues
Rather than offering quick fixes or hustle culture advice, this episode provides a practical framework for diagnosing your energy levels—starting with habits, then nutrition, and finally medical testing when needed.
The key takeaway is simple but powerful: fatigue isn’t weakness. It’s information.
If you’ve been blaming yourself for feeling drained, this episode will help you rethink energy as a vital sign worth protecting.
Subscribe to vpod.ai for evidence-based conversations that decode everyday health signals. If this episode helped you feel seen—or helped something finally click—share it with someone who’s always saying, “I’m just tired.”