Why Am I Always Tired?

6 root causes of persistent fatigue that functional medicine investigates

Free Clinical Guide — Wave Functional Health

If you are exhausted despite sleeping enough, have been told your blood tests are normal, and cannot understand why your energy has changed — this guide was written for you.

6 functional medicine reasons for persistent fatigue that standard testing misses
Why normal blood results do not mean nothing is wrong — and what to ask for instead
3 practical steps you can take right now while you investigate further
Written by Dr Matt le Roux — chiropractor and functional medicine practitioner, Robina Gold Coast
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ROOT CAUSE 01 — 06

The 6 root causes of persistent fatigue

The most common functional medicine findings behind exhaustion that standard testing consistently fails to identify — explained clearly and without jargon.

SECTION 02

What to get tested

A clear breakdown of the specific tests worth requesting and what each one reveals — so you know exactly what to ask for and what the results actually mean.

✦ BONUS

The bonus investigation section

A guided starting point to help you understand which root cause is most likely driving your fatigue — and where to focus your investigation first.

Who is this for?

You are exhausted in a way that sleep does not fix and you cannot understand why
Your blood tests have come back normal but you know something is not right
You have been told to sleep more, stress less, or exercise — but nobody has investigated why you are tired
Your energy has changed and you want to understand what is driving it before trying more supplements
You want a clear, clinical explanation written by a practitioner — not generic wellness content