Questionsir,i m male 24.i feel tired soon as i start working.can it be due too less iron content in blood..
tell me about the diet i must have..
also i use spectacles i have to sit in front of laptop for hours..which can grow my eye power ...
tell me some specific diet and exercises too avoid both..????
how much ltr of water must i should drink daily..???
and what what should be my diet content to make it perfectly balanced..??
suggest me sir.......???
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