Japanese government introduced a national health program of forest Breathing known as "shinrin-yoku".

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Following scientific studies conducted by the Japanese government back in the 1980's this idea of forest breathing was developed and introduced as "shinrin-yoku".

These studies showed that two hours of mindful exploration in the forest had many health benefits. These included things like improved memory and concentration, lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol, and lower blood pressure.

The immune system is even boosted thanks to the trees that release a chemical known as phytoncides that have a protective antimicrobial effect on the human body.

Go visit sum trees today!

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