does sun effect the mood of people?
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In todays society it is becoming more and more apparent that the amount of sunlight a person recieves can drastically affect mood.\nAlthough it is still widely discredited there are people that suffer from a condition called Seasonal Affected Disorder.\nThe body cannot manufacture vitamin D without getting enough sunlight. Hence a downshift in the amount of sunlight recieved results in a downshift in the amount of vitamin D produced. This is where the link between sunlight and mood comes in.\n\nFor those people that suffer from Seasonal Affected Disorder, symptoms can range from mild to severe and include lethargy, moodswings, nausea, restlessness and general discomfort.
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Depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain and has nothing to do with sunlight or exercise.  I've never heard of preventing it from happening.  I have suffered from depression my whole life.  Five years ago I found the right medication for me - Zoloft, Wellbutrin and Abilify.  That was after several years of experimenting with various medications.  I have no depression or side affects and I am living a normal and happy life......)(
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That's really a personal thing. Everyone is different. I think most do, but not all admit it. How many times in a given time period also depends on when the mood hits them.
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just the effect that the sun has on the body... it drains you differently.
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I agree!  Life is great.  I always tell myself when I'm feeling a little blue that it can only get better.  Spread your positivity and make the sun shine for people!
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Disadvantage, overexposure to sunlight has been known o cause skin cancer. Easy fix wear sunscreen.\nAdvantage, Vitamin d helps with depression, makes you happier.
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yeah, it depends on your mood!
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It changes their mood. \n\nThis article talks about this.
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perhaps you are not in mood
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THE BRAIN STOPS RELEASING ENOUGH SEROTONIN (YOUR BRAINS HAPPY CHEMICAL) AFTER SUNSET CAUSING PERSON WITH S.A.D. TO BE COME DEPRESSED. ITS ALSO COMMON IN ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS.
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yes colors can affect your mood\n\nhttp://www.colormatters.com/entercolormatters.html\n\nthis will help explain
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Yeah. The technical term is seasonal depression. Try to get outside more, or hook up some "natural" lighting in your house to simulate sunlight.
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not really unless  it s menapause...mood swings
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Its just like anything else that makes you feel things. To some a sunset is relaxing and calming, to others sitting on the beach looking out over the sea is calming and relaxing, and to others it is not. I love when it is raining..the smell, the sound, the way it comes down. We are all just unique in the way we observe and feel about things.
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It is a fact that when ultraviolet light touches your skin it causes your body to naturally produce vitamin D. Vitamin D has been linked to treat and/or prevent many diseases and conditions. For example, Dr. Holick Professor of Medicine, Dermatology, Physiology, and Biophysics at the Boston University Medical Center has found substantial evidence that the Vitamin D you get from tanning can help with the following diseases and conditions:\n\n    * Breast Cancer\n    * Colon Cancer\n    * Depression (Nonseasonal)\n    * Fybromyalgia\n    * High Blood Pressure\n    * Multiple Sclerosis\n    * Osteomalacia\n    * Osteoporosis\n    * Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)\n    * Prostate Cancer\n    * Psoriasis\n    * Rheumatoid Arthritis\n    * Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)\n    * Type 1 Diabetes\n    * Type 2 Diabetes
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every time I go out in the sun, sometimes twice a day. The sun is BAD for you!
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I think this is related to the so-called "pathetic fallacy": the idea that a person's moods are connected with the weather and so on.  (Nowadays, it doesn't seem like so much of a fallacy!)