Winter requires adapting routines, focusing on warmer meals and internal health rather than physical exercise. Adjusting diet to support the immune system and maintaining mental health by keeping up with medical appointments are key strategies.
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Thank you very much, and are there things you feel you manage differently in the winter compared to other seasons? I mean, do your routines change or, and sorry, and do you adapt to your behavior? Okay, I guess my routine definitely changes during the winter, especially with the colder weather. I probably, instead of focusing on fruits or having a certain diet during other seasons, during the winter season, I'm focusing on warmer meals. So in the morning, most likely having hot tea or hot chocolate, as I've mentioned, probably staying away from the colder meals. So probably only eating ice cream as a comfort meal and not, you know, as much as in the summer when I'm trying to cool my body down, like that's an example. I'm probably focusing on heavier meals at that in the winter for some reason. I'm not really sure why, but it just seems like the natural aspect of things. Once things are slowing down, really focusing, maybe it's because there's a need to focus on gaining energy in a different way. because in the winter I do have I'd say a different kind of motivation for physical health so winter is when I am probably going to focus less on physical like muscles and building muscle things of that sort like going to the gym and I'm going to focus mainly on internal health. That's gonna make sure, like I said, my immune system and things of that sort to make sure that I'm okay.
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