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Date:August 2017
05/29/2018
Chase Those Blues Away!
he days are growing longer, yet many of us are still suffering from 'seasonal affective disorder,' commonly known as the winter blues. For most people, seasonal affective disorder symptoms start in the fall and continue throughout the winter months, causing fatigue and moodiness. The winter blues are a real physical reaction to the world we live in. Reduced sunlight can lower serotonin levels and cause depression.
