Natural Health: Ways of dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder

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"Taking vitamin D is a good place to start. It is possible to store vitamin D, which will help ease symptoms of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), which is thought to affect up to a quarter of the adult population during the shorter days of the autumn and winter months."

"Taking vitamin D is a good place to start. It is possible to store vitamin D, which will help ease symptoms of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), which is thought to affect up to a quarter of the adult population during the shorter days of the autumn and winter months."

I find the shorter days difficult to deal with. The lack of light saps my energy, and I tend to feel low. I’ve started taking vitamin D. Is there anything else I can do?

Taking vitamin D is a good place to start. It is possible to store vitamin D, which will help ease symptoms of SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), which is thought to affect up to a quarter of the adult population during the shorter days of the autumn and winter months.

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