Category: Energy

I remember looking at her pallid face, drained of all her energy.

She looked like someone ripped her child-likeness away from her—her motivation, her will, and even her happiness.

Her fatigue was ruining her life.

And thanks to Extreme Energy, she’s a different woman, and I’m eternally grateful for this energy pill.

That woman was my wife.

But what if you could say goodbye to fatigue? What if you could have energy from dusk until dawn?

What if you completely reset your energy levels and enjoy life again?

How to eliminate your fatigue

Have you ever had to work double-time? What about over-time?

Or maybe your job requires you to take the night shift?

Night or day, staying awake and alert on the job site isn’t always so easy.

And by the time you get home, do you really have enough energy to do… anything?

Most Americans don’t, which is why we created a list of 7 actionable ways to stay awake even after you get home from work.

1. Drink water before other liquids.

Not all of us have the privilege to work inside and stay out of the sun all day.

But even if you work in an office all day, that’s no guarantee you’re hydrated!

Keeping your body fueled with water is the first step to staying energized after work.

Since most stimulants are diuretics, they hydrate you (especially coffee).

2. Don’t immediately sit on the couch.

It’s tempting to sit down the moment you walk in the door–but don’t.

Because if you just worked 8 hours straight (or more), once you let your body relax, your brain is sure to follow suit.

3. Take the dogs (or your spouse) on a quick walk.

Before you take off your shoes. Before you put on pajama pants and pour yourself a glass of wine…

Go for a short walk–even if it’s around the block or cul-de-sac.

4. Eat a small, healthy snack.

You don’t want to spoil your appetite before dinner, but keeping your body filled with proper nutrients is a sure-fire way to stay awake.

If you let yourself give in to a large, rewarding dinner meal, you’ll likely begin nodding off faster (thanks to what we call “postprandial indolence”, or after-eating sleepiness.

5. Keep your eyes away from the computer.

Unless you just got home and you’re reading this article, a great way to avoid tiredness is to un-glue your eyes from a screen.

After a long day of work, your eyes may already be fatigued. Use the time right after work to remain intentional in a conversation or read a book it gets too late.

6. Turn on the lights.

When the blinds are shut and the lights are dim, that’s a recipe for an afternoon siesta.

To avoid giving in to your long day’s exhaustion, keep the lights on in your house or apartment.

It helps mimic the morning’s light which is usually when you’re at your more alert.

7. Take an energy booster in the day time.

While drinking coffee or energy drinks can harm your sleep, if you take an energy booster at just the right time a day, you’ll be able to fall asleep right when you need to.

We suggest one that’s:

• 100% natural
• One that lasts for at least 6+ hours
• And one that helps fight your fatigue

For stay-awake energy that gets you through your work day, try Extreme Energy by Herbal Nitro®.

It’s an all-natural energy booster that will give you the energy for the day without disrupting your sleep at night.

When you’re on the road for hours at a time, it’s tempting to reach for the popular energy drinks to keep you going.

After all, doesn’t everyone agree that energy drinks are the go-to boosters?

Absolutely not, and here’s why.

1. Energy drinks are LOADED with caffeine

When you load your body with caffeine, you experience what we call “Roller Coaster Energy.” In other words, your energy levels spike and CRASH in a short amount of time.

As a truck driver, you can’t afford to crash. Literally.

You need something that keeps you energized steadily, without the ups and downs from energy drinks.

Energy drinks are off the list. What’s next?

2. Coffee is better, but still loses.

We always recommend coffee over energy drinks. After all, caffeine from coffee bean is known worldwide for its amazing benefits for the body.

• More energy
• Diuretic
• Antioxidant
• Even fat burning

But should a truck driver be chugging several cups of coffee a day? Heck no.

Not only does the caffeine in coffee wear off in a couple hours, you’ll also have that “up-and-down” energy all day long.

…Not to mention the climbing cost of several $2.00 cups of coffee every single day.

3. Energy supplements are best for truck drivers.

While many experienced truck drivers will tell you to avoid energy supplements, they’re about the best option you have aside from maintaining exercise and a healthy diet.

Some drivers will tell you that if you rely on energy pills, it can be unsafe–which, in some sense, it can be.

But truck drivers often take way too many low-quality energy pills.

One trucker used to overconsume them (he certainly wouldn’t need that many if he were taking Extreme Energy pills.

I lived a early life consuming boxes of caffeine pills, 40 at a sitting. Good for about 30 hours alertness.

If you need energy pills to keep you awake every time you’re on the road, it’s time to take a look at your diet, exercise, and sleep. Only then can you decide what’s best.

The verdict: No pills, or Extreme Energy pills.

We at Herbal Nitro® have many truck drivers who take Extreme Energy when they’re driving. And for them, it’s the hands-down best energy pill for truck drivers.

Here’s what some of them say…

Here’s what Deena R thinks:

Love this product! I’ve been using for years! I’ve recommended it to all my friends, family and clients. Great for nurses, law enforcement, truck drivers, even divers during Shark 🦈 Week. My son used it to study for finals too.

And Cynthia M:

I’d like to give this 5 stars it helps me out I’m a driver I drive 13 hours a day does not get me jittery leave me in a good mood and no down side I do love this form of energy it’s better than the Rockstar it’s better than Red Bull it doesn’t give you the crash and you’re not jittery.

Try Extreme Energy risk-free today. It’s the best energy for truck drivers out there since 1999.