The body doesn't have the same needs in summer as it does in winter. And yet, our routines often remain static. Why not adapt them?
Body
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Observe rather than control
Energy levels drop, appetite changes, and sleep patterns fluctuate. Listening to these signals is the first step in a healthy routine. -
Adjust without upsetting
It's not about changing everything every season, but about evolving gently: adding, removing, modifying. -
Stay tuned
A good routine follows your rhythm. It doesn't impose itself, it accompanies you.
A change of season is an invitation to reconsider your habits. Not to start from scratch, but to refine.
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