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Perhaps a dazzling sense of delirium?<\/p>\n
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It’s called spring fever, my friend\u2014and none of us are immune.<\/p>\n
Thankfully, the symptoms are generally …\u00a0sensational!<\/p>\n
“There’s more daylight, so people have more energy, sleep a little less,” Sanford Auerbach, M.D., director of the Sleep Disorders Center at Boston University, told Web MD.<\/p>\n
Plus, levels of serotonin, an important mood-regulating hormone, soar in the springtime. The LA Times<\/i> reports, “This mood-elevating neurotransmitter may be at the root of the giddiness, energy boost, and enthusiasm that characterize spring fever.”<\/p>\n
No cure for me, thanks. I’m just fine letting the fever run its course.\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Feeling a sudden spring in your step? Perhaps a dazzling sense of delirium? It’s called spring fever, my friend\u2014and none of us are immune. Thankfully, the symptoms are generally …\u00a0sensational! “There’s more daylight, so people have more energy, sleep a … Continue reading