As the days grow shorter, many people feel their energy, motivation, and mood dip. This episode dives into Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), what it is, why it happens, and what to do when the darkness outside starts creeping inside.
We explore the role of circadian rhythms, light therapy, and how your gut and vitamin D levels are involved in your emotional balance. I also share simple routines, from movement to magnesium, that help keep your serotonin and melatonin flowing even in winter.
This isn’t just about pushing through, it’s about creating warmth, structure, and light when nature withdraws hers. There’s no shame in feeling low. But there is power in supporting yourself intentionally.
Don’t wait for spring to feel good again.
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