Drinking coffee every 4 hours may improve your depressed winter mood
Drinking coffee helps to improve mood as days get shorter
https://www.coffeeandhealth.org/2021/10/drinking-coffee-helps-to-improve-mood-as-days-get-shorter/
Drinking coffee may help improve mood, study claims | The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/coffee-sad-improve-mood-study-b1948325.html
Seasonal affective disorder is characterized by a seasonal cycle in which depression begins in the fall or winter and the symptoms subside in the spring and summer. Symptoms include depression, decreased energy, increased sleep time and drowsiness, overeating, and decreased exercise, and as the daylight hours decrease, the amount of serotonin, a hormone that causes motivation and happiness, decreases. It is believed that this is the cause.
A study commissioned by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee, a non-profit organization, surveyed more than 5,000 adults living in the United Kingdom, Italy, Finland, Germany and Poland in terms of seasons, lifestyles and mentality. We surveyed about the relationship with health. As a result, it was found that 28% of the participants experienced depressive symptoms with decreased daylight hours, and 28% also experienced increased sad feelings. Specifically, 24% of respondents answered that 'shorter daylight hours increase anxiety', 24% 'difficult to concentrate', 25% 'decrease motivation for exercise', 21 % Said that 'exercise performance deteriorates'.
The questionnaire also asked about coffee habits and mental health relationships during the season when daylight hours are short. Twenty-nine percent of the subjects said that their main motivation for drinking coffee in the fall and winter was 'to feel vitality,' and 20% said they 'drinked coffee to improve their mood and emotions.' Twenty-one percent said that drinking coffee helps to awaken and concentrate.
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Giuseppe Grosso, assistant professor at the University of Catania School of Medicine, said, ' Polyphenols in coffee cross the blood-brain barrier , exert anti-neuroinflammatory effects and promote neurogenesis , reducing the risk of cognitive and emotional disorders. There is evidence that . '
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