Scientists have dispelled the myths that a person's well-being depends on the weather. Experts note that if a person feels unwell, this should not be attributed to weather phenomena, but it is better to consult a doctor..

The first myth says that when the weather changes, pressure rises and health worsens.. In fact, scientists say, at first a person hears the weather forecast, then he begins to worry that his health will worsen from this, and in the end this is what happens..

The second myth is that weather changes cause depression.. Scientists say depression is a long-term illness that has nothing to do with weather conditions. The third myth is that when the weather changes, the joints start to hurt.. Studies have not revealed patterns between joint disease and weather changes, joints can hurt in any weather.

There is also a myth that says that when the weather changes, old injuries remind of themselves.. At the moment, scientists have not conducted serious research on this topic, so it’s not worth it to say for sure that old injuries “ache” from the weather..

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