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The physiological effects of Shinrin-yoku

96 pointsby sebkomianosalmost 11 years ago

4 comments

XzetaU8almost 11 years ago
Here&#x27;s another similar experiment but this time only in one mountain village and the (much less in number) participants were middle-aged and seniors. the results are pretty much the same though.<p><a href="http://www.u-ths.ac.jp/wp-files/2014/04/kiyou2013-5.pdf" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.u-ths.ac.jp&#x2F;wp-files&#x2F;2014&#x2F;04&#x2F;kiyou2013-5.pdf</a>
enraged_camelalmost 11 years ago
The Onion: California Man&#x27;s Beach-Walking Hobby is Kinda-Sorta Validated by Science<p>&quot;People used to laugh at me when they read on my online dating profile that I enjoy long walks on the beach. They thought it was some kind of joke,&quot; said Michael Anderson, a Southern California resident. &quot;Well, who is laughing now?&quot;<p>--<p>Seriously though, the therapeutic effects of nature exposure are well-documented, at least anecdotally. I&#x27;m glad someone took the effort to scientifically validate them (even though it is a non-double-blind experiment with only 12 subjects).
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kyberiasalmost 11 years ago
What is the rational for breaking web browser scrolling so bad as these type of sites do?
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kumarskialmost 11 years ago
I wish they would be concise.
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