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"Are you tired, rundown and listless? Do you poop out at parties?... This famous line was delivered by Lucy Ricardo, (Lucille Ball) in a hilarious episode of the 1950's 'I Love Lucy' television show.
Being tired, rundown, and listless is nothing new and many of us easily feel that way today.
In today's episode we take a look at the ways that actually work to help us deal with those anxiety causing feelings.
Just a little hint, the answer for your problems is not Vitameatavegamin.
Take a listen, I think you will enjoy it.
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