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ursula | 21:50 Thu 18th Apr 2002 | How it Works
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Is there evidence that weather affects our moods?
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yep for sure! when there's high pressure in the atmosphere then we're really happy, when its low pressure i.e. raining then there is less oxygen and so we r moody and tired, which is why i really cudnt b bothered too do anything today.
00:31 Fri 19th Apr 2002
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There is a recognised condition - Seasonal Affected Disorder - S.A.D. - which occurs in people who require a certain amount of ultra-violet light. This can affect their moods during autumn and winter, when there is less daylight, making them lethargic and occasionally irritable.
23:55 Fri 19th Apr 2002
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SAD isnt specifically UV related. Its visible light, which triggers the serotonin/melatonin cascade. Malfunction of this can cause depresion and sleep disorders. Also , ask any teacher. Classes become less controllable in windy weather.
08:41 Mon 22nd Apr 2002
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There is an article on Answerbank answering your question - just click article 3305
09:04 Mon 22nd Apr 2002

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