How To Cope And Stay Healthy This Fall 2013

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Oct 18, 2013 04:25 PM EDT

There's a certain kind of chill that mixes with the air each time the month of October sets in. Others love its cool sensation but the only drawback it renders is that many also get to fall sick or depressed during this time of the year.

Hence, to help you keep yourself and your loved ones all healthy this fall 2013, here are several most important tips you can take into consideration:

Eat Healthy

According to an article written at Yahoo Shine, the more your body craves for food during this season, the more that you must give in to it. Eat stews, roasted meats and even soups, whatever it is that your body craves to consume. On the Halloween day itself, even treat yourself to some candies but make sure that you say goodbye to them a day after. This is no season to maintain a thin look and you can always eat a lot for your own health's sake without becoming overly fat. In short, just be smart with your food choices.

Stay Active Despite The Lazy Mood Weather

Another site called the MarksDailyApple interestingly made a long list of tips in line with this topic. One of the most important notes he mentioned is to remaining up and active instead of giving in to staying on bed and sleeping all the time. The owner of the site recommends you to start an indoor exercise routine every morning to energize you up for each day. Catch the morning light as much you can by taking a quick run or a brisk walk.

Some Foods For Fall 2013

Active website mentioned that eating foods like apples and pears can help you be led away from cancers and other diseases like diabetes. This goes the same for sweet potatoes and butternut squash which serve as effective antioxidants and major sources of vitamin A.

Keep Warm All The Time

Above all, it makes common sense to keep warm all the time. This is the healthiest way for you to maintain this fall 2013. Make sure your home has a heater that works and you are dressed properly each time you head outdoors.

Stay warm everyone!

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