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Wellness advice for returning to routines after summer
As the summer season ends, experts provide guidance on managing the transition back to daily routines regarding physical health, skincare, and mental well-being.
In terms of physical activity, trainer José Ruiz advises against attempting to compensate for summer inactivity by doubling exercise intensity immediately. He warns that forcing high-volume training can lead to exhaustion and injury, recommending instead a gradual return to movement that prioritizes technique and quality over intensity.
Regarding skincare, technician M. Ángeles Palma notes that skin often appears dry, dull, or irregular after summer exposure. She recommends returning to basic hygiene, such as daily gentle cleansing and consistent hydration, and emphasizes that sun protection should remain a year-round habit.
Finally, the psychological transition back to work can trigger post-vacation syndrome, characterized by fatigue, irritability, and difficulty concentrating. Experts suggest managing this by progressively re-establishing schedules, prioritizing tasks, and maintaining healthy sleep and nutrition habits.
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Centro Médico Estético PyC · José Ruiz · M. Ángeles Palma · Malagaentrena
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Post-vacation syndrome can cause fatigue, irritability, lack of concentration, and sleep difficulties. www.totsantcugat.cat
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Increasing exercise intensity immediately after summer to compensate for inactivity is a mistake that can lead to exhaustion and injury.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Sun protection should be a year-round part of a skincare routine, not just for beach use. puentegenilok.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Post-summer skin often exhibits dryness, lack of luminosity, irregular texture, or visible pigmentation. puentegenilok.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] A gradual return to movement, prioritizing quality over quantity, is recommended to avoid injuries.