<p>In this episode, Dr. Paul dives into practical strategies to stay healthy, energized, and well-nourished during the colder, shorter days of winter. From combating seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and the “winter blues” to optimizing hydration, protein intake, and antioxidant support, Dr. Paul shares evidence-based tips that are easy to implement in daily life.</p><p>Learn how to:</p><ul><li>Stay hydrated and support your electrolyte balance even in dry winter air.</li><li>Bookend your day with high-quality protein for optimal nutrition, energy, and sleep.</li><li>Incorporate four types of exercise—resistance training, high-intensity intervals, stretching, and endurance—for total-body health.</li><li>Use “exercise snacks” to break up long periods of sitting and boost overall movement.</li><li>Support your body’s antioxidant defenses naturally and protect against age-related decline.</li></ul><p>Whether you live in snowy northern climates or milder southern regions, Dr. Paul’s advice makes winter wellness simple, practical, and scientifically backed.</p>

Isagenix Fuel Your Future

Isagenix International

Wellness Edge Series Ask Dr. Paul: Questions Everyone's Asking

NOV 6, 202534 MIN
Isagenix Fuel Your Future

Wellness Edge Series Ask Dr. Paul: Questions Everyone's Asking

NOV 6, 202534 MIN

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In this episode, Dr. Paul dives into practical strategies to stay healthy, energized, and well-nourished during the colder, shorter days of winter. From combating seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and the “winter blues” to optimizing hydration, protein intake, and antioxidant support, Dr. Paul shares evidence-based tips that are easy to implement in daily life.

Learn how to:

  • Stay hydrated and support your electrolyte balance even in dry winter air.
  • Bookend your day with high-quality protein for optimal nutrition, energy, and sleep.
  • Incorporate four types of exercise—resistance training, high-intensity intervals, stretching, and endurance—for total-body health.
  • Use “exercise snacks” to break up long periods of sitting and boost overall movement.
  • Support your body’s antioxidant defenses naturally and protect against age-related decline.

Whether you live in snowy northern climates or milder southern regions, Dr. Paul’s advice makes winter wellness simple, practical, and scientifically backed.