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Sleep is one of the most important factors for a good mood. Especially during the winter months, where stress can increase. Ditch the screens before bed, get 8-9 hours each night, and notice the difference in your mood. | | A common reason for occasional “winter blues” is lack of sunlight. Sunlight kickstarts vitamin D production, a nutrient that’s directly related to mood.* Even if it’s cold out, try to walk outside for 20 minutes per day to get some sunlight. | | Serotonin is the feel-good neurotransmitter. In the winter, it’s especially important to support healthy serotonin levels. By supplementing ingredients like l-tryptophan, you can support your brain’s natural production of serotonin – for a happy mood.* | | | | |
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