Nature Heals: Embrace the Forest for Well-being

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Humans possess an intrinsic need to connect with nature, which significantly reduces symptoms of depression. Engaging with forest environments, a practice known as Shinrin Yoku or forest bathing, promotes mental and physical health. Scientific evidence supports that just being around trees and immersing oneself in a natural setting alleviates health issues. Thus, walking in nature is an effective method to enhance overall well-being.

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