stackyFACTSWinter lethargy is not just a mood swing; it is a literal chemical siege. The lack of ambient sunlight physically alters your circadian rhythms and hormone production, making you universally sadder, slower, and significantly more inclined to hibernate like a depressed bear until spring arrives.
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