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With these tips, you’ll sleigh the holidays feeling happy, healthy, and ready to ring in the New Year.

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The holidays are a time for cheer, but they can also be a sneaky season for health hazards. The good news: Prisma Health has your back with these festive tips to keep your health merry and bright.

Deck the halls — carefully

Before you channel your inner Clark Griswold, remember to practice ladder safety while hanging those lights. Always place your ladder on flat ground, have a buddy to hold it steady, and avoid climbing after eggnog indulgence.

Don’t let stress be the Grinch

Holiday shopping and endless to-do lists can make anyone feel like a bah humbug. Prioritize your mental health by taking breaks, saying no to over-commitments, and carving out “me time.” Remember, a calmer you can spread more holiday joy.

Dodge the mistletoe mishaps

Kissing under the mistletoe is romantic, but catching a cold? Not so much. Wash your hands frequently, avoid sharing drinks, and carry a mini hand sanitizer to keep germs at bay. ‘Tis the season to stay healthy, not sneezy.

The gift of rest is priceless

Late-night parties and early-morning shopping sprees can mess with your sleep schedule. Aim for seven to eight hours of sleep to keep your immune system strong and your holiday spirit intact.

Cheers to a festive season full of wellness and good cheer.

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