By eating anti-inflammatory nutrients with regularity, it will be easier for you to regulate your stress and energy levels. Additionally, easing up on your sugar, alcohol, and caffeine intake will help make your energy level more consistent throughout the day. Both of these will automatically eliminate many possible causes of moodiness. The following is a list of anti-inflammatory foods:  Eggs Green tea Dark chocolate containing at least 70% cocoa Warm milk Hummus Dark, leafy greens Walnuts Avocados Asparagus. Vitamin D contributes to all sorts of functions that ultimately regulate mood, like regulating the immune system and releasing neurotransmitters that affect brain function and development. Vitamin D can be taken as a vitamin, found in food, or absorbed through exposure to the sun. Alternative, herbal medicines can be very powerful for regulating the bodily functions that contribute to your mood. Here’s a list of herbs that help alter mood and control mood swings:  St. John’s Wort Passionflower Ginseng Rhodiola Rosea Kava Kava. Studies have shown that after only a few days of shortened sleep, many people experience worsened mood and decreased ability to regulate negative emotions. If getting more sleep regularly is not an option for you, make sure that you allow yourself to take catch-up naps after nights of shorter sleep. You can learn to improve your sleeping habits here.

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Khám phá thực phẩm giúp cải thiện tâm trạng. Uống vitamin D. Khám phá thêm các loại thảo mộc giúp cải thiện tâm trạng. Ngủ nhiều hơn.