Kaya gising-gising para hindi mapagalitan ni boss, mga besh! TIPS PARA HINDI ANTUKIN NGAYONG PABAGU-
ANTOK much ka ba, beshy kapag nasa work? Don’t worry, it’s a tie! Ha-ha-ha! Pero, dahil dehins naman tayo dapat natutulog tuwing nagtatrabaho, narito ang ilang paraan para hindi tayo antukin, lalo na ngayong pabagu-bago ang panahon na talagang nakati-trigger para makatulog tayo:
1. GET MOVING. Galaw-galaw din ‘pag may time para dehins ma-stroke. Sa pagtatrabaho, kailangan din nating mag-break o maglakad-lakad para ma-refresh ang ating utak o diwa. Sa pamamagitan nito, tiyak na magigising kayo. Oha!
2. DRINK SOME WATER. Bukod sa mabuti ito para sa kalusugan, ang tubig ay may kakayahang gisingin ang ating natutulog na isipan. Sa katunayan, kahit wala kayong kinakain basta nakaiinom kayo ng tubig ay solve na! Gets mo?
3. UTILIZE PEPPERMINT OIL. Dehins lang nakatutulong ang peppermint oil sa masasakit na kasu-kasuan dahil nakatatanggal din ito ng antok dahil sa mint na mayroon ito. Wow, bongga, ‘di ba?
4. EAT A SNACK. Ooops! Totoo ito, pero mas mainam kung ang pipiliin ninyong kainin, eh, ‘yung hindi naman puro junk foods, kumain din kayo ng prutas na nakare-refresh at nababagay sa mainit na panahon.
5. MAKE SOME FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT. Kaya importante na may kaibigan ka sa trabaho dahil isa sila sa mga dahilan para hindi kayo antukin, minsan, makipag-usap kayo sa kanila nang sa gayun ay makalimutan ninyo ang antok na inyong nararamdaman.
Make sure na hinay-hinay lang dahil baka katsitsismis ninyo, eh, hindi na ninyo nagawa ang mga dapat ninyong gawin. Paktay!
Ngayong pabagu-bago ang panahon kung saan sobrang init, pero naka-aircon kayo sa trabaho dapat ay umiinom kayo ng vitamin para makaiwas kayo sa iba’t ibang klase ng sakit.
Stay healthy! Copy?
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