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WELLNESS ![]() Wintertime Blues = Wintertime Bulk More than 25 million Americans experience the winter blues, a form of depression that makes a person feel irritable, lethargic, and hungry for carbohydrate-rich foods. These winter blues are often due to a drop in serotonin, a brain chemical that regulates mood and hunger. In response to low serotonin levels, the body craves sweets, which temporarily raise the level of serotonin. But this high is often followed by a crash, setting up a hunger-and-mood roller coaster that often leads to overeating and weight gain. Here are some easy ways to combat the “winter blues” munchies: Increase your protein intake. Protein has a satisfying effect that keeps you feeling full longer. Eat some honey before bed. This can improve sleep and boost your mood. Cut back on your intake of caffeine. Caffeine only aggravates the blues. Become more active. Exercise benefits both your physical and mental health. Get some sun. Spend some time outside or consider taking a vitamin D supplement. For more information, visit www.doityourself.com/stry/winterblues |
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