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<blockquote data-quote="dreamer" data-source="post: 136689" data-attributes="member: 1697"><p>If you think about it, any time a person has discomfort of any kind- too hot, too cold, air too dry, too humid, just before eating, or after over eating--too little sleep--they can get irritable, crabby, short tempered, in a foul mood.and it can be much harder to "behave" </p><p>I would say in springtime, you have increased sunlight coming, but also still lingering too little sunlight. You have a time change if you live where they change clocks...you have cabin fever ending and spring fver hitting, nice fresh air outside, warmer temps etc...some people have sleep disturbances due to the change of season...anticipation of easter....yes, allergies, different allergens in spring. ALL these things CA each even alone trigger in some persons. If your bodys resources are busy trying to cope with outside influences, it is highly possible te brain does not have as much to draw on for a person to "behave" better. </p><p></p><p>FWIW, srping is a huge trigger in a LOT of people. FOr both "physical ailments" and "mental ailments"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dreamer, post: 136689, member: 1697"] If you think about it, any time a person has discomfort of any kind- too hot, too cold, air too dry, too humid, just before eating, or after over eating--too little sleep--they can get irritable, crabby, short tempered, in a foul mood.and it can be much harder to "behave" I would say in springtime, you have increased sunlight coming, but also still lingering too little sunlight. You have a time change if you live where they change clocks...you have cabin fever ending and spring fver hitting, nice fresh air outside, warmer temps etc...some people have sleep disturbances due to the change of season...anticipation of easter....yes, allergies, different allergens in spring. ALL these things CA each even alone trigger in some persons. If your bodys resources are busy trying to cope with outside influences, it is highly possible te brain does not have as much to draw on for a person to "behave" better. FWIW, srping is a huge trigger in a LOT of people. FOr both "physical ailments" and "mental ailments" [/QUOTE]
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