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If you are feeling a bit down, there are a few things you can try to lift your spirits and cheer yourself up.

You are in control of your happiness so only you can lift your mood buy replacing negative thinking with positive. It’s easily done once you get the hang of it. As our favorite dinosaur would say “be happy!”

It’s a well known fact that it takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile, so remember this and go out with a smile on your face. A smile goes an awful long way to reducing your stress and boosting your immune system.

Go out for a walk. You will burn calories as well as regulating your blood sugar, increase your circulation and give you a general feeling of well being. Those who suffer from PMS will benefit from walking too.

Introduce more foods into your diet that come from the ground and the trees. Fresh fruit and vegetables are great for controlling your weight, as well as reducing the risks of several chronic diseases and strokes.

Put some time aside for yourself to have a good read. This will really give you something to concentrate on and you will also learn new and interesting things.

We all need our friends; so don’t make the mistake of cutting them out of your life when you need the most. Give them a ring for a chat and get some things of your chest, talking is great therapy.

Apart from your friends, there are two other people you should make an effort to spend time with. An older person in their 70’s will give you a valuable insight into a lot of things and a few hours with a young child will put everything into perspective.

You should try and play some new games, be they board games or one of the thousands that are online. These can help on so many levels, from socially interacting to developing new skills.

Make the most of every single day that you are here. Life is too short to be miserable and depressed, before you know it you will have grown old without achieving any of the goals you had as children.

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