Seasons Change — and So Does Your Body
Have you noticed your body changing with the seasons? While you’re likely more prone to allergies in the spring or the flu in the winter, there’s more to it than that. As the days grow shorter and the weather cools, your brain and body can react to the changing seasons in more ways than one. From mood to sleep, here’s how fall and winter may throw you for a loop.
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