Get outside and exercise
Hello beautiful people of read cash, how are you all doing? Hope you woke healthy and strong. If you read my last article, so the three years old boy died I thought it was fake news(so sad). Today another beautiful and wonderful day be happy and thankful you are alive. I pray your day goes as your all plan it to be, be happy, don't think too much, money will come do something great, waking up first thing say a word of prayer then you can do these:
Get outside and exercise
Today article is about your body, most times our body need rest, it also needs exercise. How many of you do exercise, so many of us are sometimes lying on the bed with your phone writing article and reading other people own and doing other stuff too with your phones(like me) Some are sitting with laptops....when you wake up from bed try and exercise.
Regular exercise is good for your body and mind. Even getting just 15 minutes of moderate exercise a day can boost your energy, help you sleep better and improve your mood. The cold weather doesn’t mean you are stuck inside. Get creative with ways to stay fit during the winter. Bundle up and go outside to take a walk and get some fresh air and necessary Vitamin D. Exercise will reduce stress and help you relax, and spending time in daylight, even in winter, will benefit your mood. If you aren’t able to get outside, there are still many options for at-home workouts. Find online videos to follow along or virtual classes to join. You may even find these types of classes offer a way to connect with others while you enjoy the physical benefits.
Whether outside or inside, getting daily exercise is just one way to keep your body and mind strong throughout the winter months.
Keep up healthy eating and sleep habits
Eating a healthy, nutritious diet is a core component of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Diets high in processed foods and refined sugar have been connected to worsening mood disorders, including depression. It may be challenging with all those leftover holiday foods and desserts, but focus on maintaining balance - fill up on healthy fruits, vegetables, and proteins, but allow yourself the occasional indulgence.
Getting a good night’s sleep is just as vital. While too much sugar can worsen your mood, so can too little sleep. Lack of sleep has been associated with an increased risk of depression and other mental health effects. And a healthy amount of sleep can improve your mental and emotional resilience. But with less daylight in the winter months, our circadian rhythms - the body’s natural clock that helps regulate important functions like sleep cycles and mood - can be thrown off. To combat this, maintain a healthy sleep routine. Try going to bed and waking up on a consistent schedule.
So I hope you have learnt something from today article.. thanks for reading I appreciate 😊
keep your body and mind busy and going!