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Winter season is well known for its cold weather and snow falls. 

How do you cope and deal with the cold of winter season? 
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Exercise. Bundle up for a walk, swim indoors, or head to the gym. · 2. Check your vitamin D levels · 3. Get some light therapy · 4. Eat a healthy diet · 

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I like winter season, but I hate too much cold. The first time I experienced winter was 2014, and what did I do is wearing triple clothing, thermal underneath, cotton long sleeve and a thick warm jacket and a tight jeans. I wear thick socks and a warm slipper too.This help me survive the first winter, and of course without the heater I would be freeze into death I guess. But, luckily enough it's not snowy in our place, in some other part of the country only snowing. I never experience snow yet, but winter is really cold even if it's not snowing. The blows of the wind are making it more colder, especially at night until morning. It only lasted 3 months here in each season, so it's shorter compare to other countries. But, still winter is cold, I like more spring and autumn and I don't really like summer because it's super hot.
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Though we don't have winter and snow falling in Nigeria but we have our cold season which is either the rainy season and the harmattan season too.These two times or periods are extreme cold that needs one to do something about it, to avoid getting consumed with it.
For me doing such periods I always have my warm clothes on like my sweater,cardigan or heavy clothes to really keep cold away, I hate to be down with flu, cattarrh or malaria during this period because I know the period might mangnify it, so I try to prevent it.

I take hot liquids to help beat cold,this can also help to keep the body warm  and taking warm bath can be very helpful.

I will have loved the heater to be on during this period,uunfortunately I don't have one so I make do with my duvet and blanket.
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I had experienced the winter season twice in my life. I must say that it is not for me because the weather is extremely cold. I do not also like the summer season.
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In winter season, there will be snow falls, it will be difficult to go outside and do things. Have to wear sweater, mittens,socks etc. Have hot soup,hot tea,milk etc. 
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It is natural to have cold winter in our region. We use gas and firewood to heat flats and houses. Of cause we where warm clothes and boots. Sometimes we have snow lying on the groud and those periods are beatiful, in fact.
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I usually make sure to bundle up in warm clothes such as thick sweaters, coats, hats, scarves, and gloves when I go outside. I also make sure to drink plenty of hot tea and hot chocolate to stay warm and cozy. To beat the winter blues, I like to plan fun activities with friends, such as skiing, snowshoeing, or just having a movie night in. I also like to take advantage of any sunny days and go out for a walk or a hike to appreciate the beauty of the winter season.
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You might want to make some layers for protection from the cold, and might use a cold shower or bath to ease the pain. In addition, keep your family close by and make sure they have food and shelter to eat on the way out the door.
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Keep active. Research has shown that a daily one-hour walk in the middle of the day could be as helpful as light treatment for coping with the winter blues. ...

Get outside. 

Keep warm. .

Eat healthily. 

See the light. .

Take up a new hobby. 
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