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WELLNESS AND NATURE BY KELLY JEAN SULLIVAN

 




Nature offers a sanctuary where individuals can nurture their physical, mental, and emotional well-being simultaneously. Immersion in natural environments provides a respite from the stressors of daily life, promoting relaxation and reducing levels of anxiety and depression.

 The sensory experiences found in nature, from the soothing sounds of rustling leaves to the vibrant colors of a forest, stimulate our senses and foster a sense of connection with the world around us.

 activities such as hiking, gardening, or simply sitting in a green space encourage physical activity, improving cardiovascular health and overall fitness

. This harmonious relationship with nature not only enhances our physical health but also nourishes our mental and emotional states, leading to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

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