Tired of Being Tired? This Book Might Change Everything

Let me ask you something different:

What if your fatigue isn’t just about sleep, diet, or stress…
but something deeper happening at the cellular level—like your body slowly rusting from the inside out?

I know—it sounds strange. But stay with me.

Most of the people who come to me for health coaching say the same thing: “I’m just… exhausted.” Not the kind of tired that goes away after a nap. The kind of tired that feels cellular. Ancient. Like your body is quietly whispering,

“I can’t keep up.”

You’ve probably tried the usual suspects—more sleep, more protein, more exercise, less sugar. And while those things do help… they often don’t touch the root. That’s where this book comes in.

It’s called Cure Your Fatigue by Morley Robbins, and it has completely rewired how I think about energy—and how I help my clients.

The Real Reason You’re Exhausted Might Shock You

You may have been told you’re anemic. That you’re low in iron. That your energy issues are something you’ll just have to “manage.”

But Cure Your Fatigue asks a better question:

What if it’s not iron deficiency…but iron dysregulation?

What if the iron isn’t missing… it’s just stuck—trapped in your tissues, building up where it shouldn’t be, causing oxidative stress that burns through your magnesium and leaves you with no energy left to run on?

According to Robbins, the real key to energy isn’t just in iron or magnesium… it’s in the quiet conductor behind the scenes:

Copper.

Not the kind you find in a supplement bottle. The kind your body knows how to use—bioavailable copper—made active by a protein called ceruloplasmin (ever heard of it? Neither had I).

This copper-powered protein activates oxygen, manages iron, and keeps your mitochondria—the power plants of your cells—running clean and smooth.

And without it?

Oxygen becomes destructive.
Iron becomes toxic.
Your cells start to rust from the inside out.

No wonder you’re tired.

digestive system drawing overlayed on woman's body

Energy Is Not a Mystery. It’s a Process.

And Cure Your Fatigue walks you through that process like no other book I’ve read.

This isn’t a woo-woo theory or a trendy hack. It’s deep cellular wisdom grounded in decades of research. The author—a former hospital administrator with over 30 years of experience—has spent the last 10 years immersed in peer-reviewed studies and long-forgotten medical literature, reading 2–3 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Through this relentless self-led research, he uncovered the story of magnesium, copper, iron, and ceruloplasmin—and how their balance (or lack of it) directly impacts your energy, resilience, and overall health.

You’ll learn why cholesterol isn’t the villain.
Why iron levels on blood tests can be misleading.
Why stress burns through minerals faster than anything.
And why most doctors simply weren’t taught any of this.

A New Way to Look at Fatigue

This book isn’t about managing symptoms—it’s about understanding the root.

It’s for anyone who’s ever felt dismissed, misdiagnosed, or stuck in a cycle of temporary fixes.

It’s for the biology nerds, the open-minded skeptics, and the people who are tired of being tired.

It’s for you—if something inside of you knows that there has to be another way.

And it starts with this:
💡 What if you could stop managing your fatigue…
and start reversing it?

Ready to Think Differently?

If you’re curious—even just a little—grab a copy of Cure Your Fatigue. It might just give you a lens through which everything starts to make sense.

Because the truth is:
You were made for energy.
You were designed for vitality.
And the answers might already be inside you—waiting to be unlocked.

Want help applying the ideas in this book to your real life?

That’s exactly what I do in my coaching practice. I help people rebuild their energy from the inside out—using real food, mineral balance, stress support, and mindset tools that work with your biology, not against it.

Curious if this approach is right for you?
Book a free 30-minute call with me here.
Let’s connect and see if we’re a good fit to work together.