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Even watching nature videos can improve mental health: study - New York Post

The mental-health benefits of nature videos could greatly help people in institutional settings or neighborhoods without access to natural landscapes. Primary Menu Sections US News ... Read More
This specific nature activity can improve students' mental health - New York Post

Looking at birds can improve your mental health, according to a study. Joanrae P/peopleimages.com - stock.adobe.com Bird-watching improved well-being more than walking in nature. Read More
Watching Nature On TV Offers Mental Health Benefits, But VR Is Better

Freddie Freeman has played an important role on the Atlanta Braves roster. He spent his career with the team and was named the MVP during the 2020 season. Read More
Watching nature videos can improve your mental health, study finds - Yahoo

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Many doctors have long touted the positive impacts nature can have on our physical and mental well-being. Now a new study shows even a virtual stroll through nature can have ... Read More
Three Health & Wellness Influences On Today’s Consumer Behavior

According to EY’s latest Future Consumer Index, "57% of consumers want to make healthier choices in their product purchases in the longer term," with 43% saying that health will still be the ... Read More
Consumer health concerns shifting from physical ailments to mental well-being | 2019-06-20 - Food Business News

Products that feature perceived calming ingredients, like green tea extract used for relaxation, are likely to do well with consumers seeking to improve their mental health, the study found ... Read More
Sleep, exercise, and healthy eating can boost young people's mental health - ConsumerAffairs

To understand how adopting these three healthy habits can improve consumers’ mental health and wellness, the researchers analyzed survey responses from over 1,100 young adults in the U.S. and ... Read More
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