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Do you tend to slip into depression during winter season? Here are effective tips to boost mental health and keep low moods at bay. | Health

Hibernation is an adaptation found in many creatures that helps them survive cold and dark winters when resources are unpredictable or insufficient. During hibernation, many mammals and birds turn down their metabolism to save energy.

From persistent low mood to difficulty in concentration, here are a few warning signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder to watch out for. | Health

Discover the connection between light exposure and mood. Dive into expert insights and tips for managing Seasonal Affective Disorder during winters dark days.

Seasonal Affective Disorder is a type of clinical depression that is triggered only at particular time of the year; it occurs and remits with changes in seasons.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD): Some even call it Winter Depression. Expert Arouba Kabir, Mental Health counselor & Founder, Enso Wellness suggests a few self-care tips.

Winter blues: The days are short and the sun is playing hide and seek. It is a brand-new year and instead of feeling hopeful, you are feeling rather down.

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs during certain seasons, often during winter.

Seasonal affective disorder: Symptoms start in the fall and continue into the winter months.

Feeling exhausted and down in the dumps from Montana's crazy cold, windy weather? Winter can be downright unpleasant around here sometimes. Sure, playing in the outdoors is a huge driver of why we live here but during those periods of weather when the fun stops? It can be a downer.