5 Energy-Boosting Vegan Supplements That Make You Feel Like Your Best Self, All Day

For the larger part of my adult life, I’ve been on a relentless quest to beat the fatigue and exhaustion that overcame me on the regular. I haven’t had any notable health issues and sure as anything, I refused to accept that struggling through the daily productivity slump at work was just a regular part of life.

Going vegan has certainly made a difference. Adopting a plant-based diet felt like a fog was lifted from my mind, making me feel more energetic, optimistic, and awake. Most importantly, I can have a hearty meal without being overcome by an inexorable desire to take a nap before I’m even finished eating.

However, I can’t say that the quest has ended. Although I’ve been learning to restore my energy mindfully, introduced more physical activity, and even started taking exercise breaks during working hours, my major issue remains that afternoon “energy vacuum” we all seem to experience.

Now, I’m a strong believer in supplementation when done right, so it was only a matter of time before I started researching plant-based supplements for boosting energy and focus. I already take a daily multivitamin since it’s wintertime and there are less options for fresh organic produce in the markets. But I had taken it upon myself to dig beyond that and look for some interesting vegan products formulated to fight fatigue and enhance energy levels. Here are the ones I’ve found that have piqued my interest and had great customer reviews. I’ve personally tried a few of them and the others I hope to try at some point. Read For More Information - https://www.peacefuldumpling.com/energy-boosting-vegan-supplements#comment-4611904629

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