Hidden Dangers: What Really Happens to Your Body Every Spring

Do you feel more tired, moody, or suddenly romantic in spring? You're not imagining things. These aren"t just feelings - they"re hormonal shifts.
🌿 Spring triggers a full-body reboot
Longer days and more sunlight reduce the level of melatonin (sleep hormone) and increase serotonin - the so-called happiness hormone. But combined with vitamin deficiency and changing blood pressure, this leads to:
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constant fatigue and anxiety
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emotional instability
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increased sensitivity and irritability
💬 "Spring acts like a natural stressor - your biorhythms shift, and the nervous system reacts sharply," explains psychiatrist Elena Solovyova.
💔 Why so many breakups and life changes in spring?
Hormonal spikes in testosterone and estrogen fuel impulsive decisions, desire for change, and increased libido. This results in:
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seasonal love affairs
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sudden resignations
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spontaneous purchases or breakups
🧩 How to survive spring without emotional meltdowns:
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Go to bed before 11 PM
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Eat more greens, nuts, B and D vitamins
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Track your emotions in a journal
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Avoid major decisions until late May

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