Normally I would refer to Seasonal Affective Disorder in February as the winter months take their toll on our physical, mental and emotional health. However, reading the various reports in the media on Vitamin D Deficiency being one of the causes for susceptibility to Covid-19 and raised concerns on the levels of mental health issues including depression, the comments from readers who are experiencing lack of energy and focus, I began to see some parallels to SAD, but six months ahead of schedule. You can find more about the Vitamin D connection to SAD and the foods to include on a daily basis to help reduce the likelihood of deficiency in Part Two
In the last two posts I explored the reasons why hundreds of thousands around the world may be experiencing an Unseasonal Affective Disorder in response to reduced sunlight during lockdown and travel restrictions resulting in reduced levels…
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Thank you for sharing Patty have a good week.
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Hi Sally, youâre very welcome.
Have a great week yourself.
Lots of great stuff happening here.
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Food For Thought
We all are the Light, automatically. So we really don’t have to go too much further than that. We all have a Light within us – it is the Soul; it is that spark of God, of the Divine, that activates our consciousness.
-John-Roger, DSS
Source: New Day Herald website
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