nmc
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A lot of people take Ashwagandha too and that apparently helps.
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Seasonally Affective Disorder (SAD)
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A lot of people take Ashwagandha too and that apparently helps.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Move to Florida!These miserable cold damp days are really getting to me. I'll be glad when spring comes and the days get longer.
You only have to worry for about 4 days a year when a hurricane is coming
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As Rodney would say,fuck me Kaz you’ve been engaged more times than a switchboard:-)This is why we never got married ;) x
RobMCFC
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Exactly how I feel. The warmer it gets, the more people act like dicks. I enjoy being away somewhere warm in the summer, but living and working day-to-day in summer makes me feel down sometimes.I get it in the summer not winter , too light , too noisy , too many people , dont like it
There’s a lot to be said for autumn and winter. I accept that most people feel exactly the opposite though!
BlueMoonRisin’
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My main worry would be living near you blasting out Morrissey 365 days a year mate; )Move to Florida!
You only have to worry for about 4 days a year when a hurricane is coming.
BlueMoonRisin’
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I haven't heard of that before but I'll read up on it now you mention. Cheers.A lot of people take Ashwagandha too and that apparently helps.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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It's a big place......My main worry would be living near you blasting out Morrissey 365 days a year mate; )
Try St. John's Wort from a health food shop or buy it online. I have used it for years. I take it from November until the end of March. It's a natural remedy based on the St. John's Wort plant. It takes a couple of weeks to start taking effect but in my opinion it definitely helps me to deal with SAD.
nmc
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Try St. John's Wort from a health food shop or buy it online. I have used it for years. I take it from November until the end of March. It's a natural remedy based on the St. John's Wort plant. It takes a couple of weeks to start taking effect but in my opinion it definitely helps me to deal with SAD.
Word of warning - if anyone takes StJohns Wort - don’t take it with anything else.
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That’s the reason we celebrate Christmas when we do.These miserable cold damp days are really getting to me. I'll be glad when spring comes and the days get longer.
For thousands of years, we’ve had festivals celebrating the end of the shortest days to commemorate the new year and the coming of Spring which brings longer and warmer days.
The evenings have been getting lighter since 10th of December. And next Wednesday is the latest Sunrise of the year, from then on the mornings will also be getting lighter.