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Healing Trees

I love Shinrin-yoku


Shinrin-yoku, also known as forest bathing is the simple and theraputic act of spending time in a forest.


It is no surprise that the forest has been considered a place for escape, healing, and transformation since ancient times in many cultures. But it is only recently that modern science has proven what we always suspected: spending time in the forest can heal what ails you.


Healing trees

Research shows that spending time around trees can:

Furthermore, when you hug a tree, you release a hormone called oxytocin, known as the hormone of love πŸ’— and trust, which gives you that warm, fuzzy feeling 😊. So you don’t even need a whole forest, you just need one tree!

With these benefits so easy to gain, does being a 'tree hugger' sound like such as bad thing? Want to know more about the benefits of trees to your health and wellbeing, then click to find out how hugging a tree could make your heart sing!


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