The phrase 'relieve tiredness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe something that will help to reduce or eliminate fatigue or weariness. For example: "A hot bath and a cup of warm tea can help to relieve tiredness after a long day at work."
Some of the Pollen Puffs that Ribombee make also have relaxing effects or can relieve tiredness.
Only 10 responses were mentioned by more than 5%% of the sample, of which the most frequently mentioned were: to relieve tiredness (42.9 %), small amount of alcohol promotes good health (17.4 %), aids sleep (17.0 %), helps make friends (11.6 %) and strengthens the body (10.0 %).
For the majority of female and male respondents, these individual drinking patterns were used as means to relax both physically and mentally, to relieve stress and tiredness after work, 'to calm down the nerves', to rest.
Men's main role as 'bread winner' and traditional limited involvement in domestic responsibilities created more occasions to drink during leisure and as a means to relieve stress and tiredness after work.
At one month before death, the negative effect means anxiety works through tiredness to slightly decrease (or relieve) depression (-0.31 × 0.32 = -0.10), while pain's positive effect works through tiredness to slightly increase depression (0.25 × 0.32 = 0.08).
It is of note that radiotherapy was also found to relieve effectively general symptoms (not directly related to chest tumour), like lack of energy, tiredness or anorexia (Medical Research Council Lung Cancer Working Party, 1991; Macbeth et al, 1996; Cross et al, 2004).
Your tiredness is not relieved by rest.
It felt as if the oxygen was pumping into my cells and that it was relieving a lot of the stress, tiredness, and inflammation that comes along with modern life.
FM fatigue was described as an overwhelming feeling of tiredness that was not relieved by sleep or rest and is often not in proportion to the effort exerted (i.e. participants described becoming tired after doing very little).
Cancer-related fatigue is a clinical symptom generally defined as a person's subjective feeling of persistent tiredness and exhaustion that cannot be relieved by rest [ 13].
