Avoid Seasonal Sickness – Stay Healthy This Spring

Spring is here, and I’m sure you want to make the most of it. No one wants to start the new season feeling under the weather, right? So, it’s important to stay healthy. Is it hard to do? Not at all! Here are four easy tips to help you stay healthy this spring.

First, take care of your skin. Got plans to go out of town or have a picnic with family or friends? If you’re planning to spend more time outside, using sunscreen is a must. Don’t forget to moisturize, too. And yes, it’s time to bring out those big hats to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. Spring can be tough on skin, with rashes and other issues being quite common. So, make sure you step up your skincare routine.

Next, enjoy some seasonal fruits and veggies. What’s in season now? Apricots, for one! Cherries make for delicious treats, and kiwis are perfect if you’re craving something fresh and tangy. How about some refreshing lemonade? This is the season when lemons are at their juiciest. My tip: skip the supermarket and head to your local market. Local markets offer fresh, in-season produce without all the preservatives commonly found in supermarket goods.

Now, let’s get moving. Spring is the perfect time to work out and get fit. With the great weather, you can enjoy running and other sports outside. How about a game of outdoor volleyball with friends? Or maybe even some water sports? If outdoors isn’t your thing, you can try yoga or squash. For those with a Wii game console, there are plenty of active video games that can get you sweating.

Lastly, keep yourself and your surroundings clean. It’s essential to wash your hands frequently and take a bath twice a day to clear away allergens. No one wants to deal with spring allergies. Additionally, maintaining a clean environment is crucial. Spring cleaning isn’t just a tradition—it helps keep those dust mites away! Clean your fans, air conditioning units, and make sure your home isn’t collecting dust.

By following these simple tips, you’re sure to enjoy spring to the fullest.