When the holiday season approaches and the sky darkens, it’s no wonder we want to spend our times indoors relaxing under a blanket. It’s also no wonder why, after a period of filling seasonal meals and relative inactivity, that many of us don’t feel so fit when the new year comes back aground. These 7 tips will help you avoid the winter hibernation trap.
How to maintain your physical and mental health this holiday season
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