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Struggling to sleep at the moment? You’re not the only one – here’s why

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The arrival of spring is always a welcome relief – but it can impact our natural body clock and rhythms.

Daffodils are in bloom, days are feeling longer and brighter (as are our moods) – there’s a lot to celebrate when spring approaches. But if you’ve noticed you’re struggling to drift off or stirring a lot more during the night, it’s probably no coincidence. A shift in season often means a too, and the transition from winter to spring can affect our .

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