What Doctors Don't Tell You Australia/NZ

Natural treatments for SAD

Q I suffer from seasonal affective disorder and have little energy or interest to do anything at the moment. Can you suggest any effective drug-free options?

T.S., via email

A While many of us experience a shift in mood as the days get shorter and darker toward the end of the year, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is more than just‘winter blues’—it’s a form of depression that makes it hard to get on with daily life.

Symptoms of SAD include persistent low mood, tiredness,

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