Why does nature inspire us? Why are we in awe of certain scenery? Why do we find these landscapes, oceans, and stars so breathtaking? We haven’t done anything to earn this awe, so why do we feel it?
Did you know that there's an easy way to instantly improve your health and well-being? Plus, it doesn't cost you a penny? Watch this video to learn the different scientifically proven ways in which the great outdoors can positively impact your well-being.
English oak (Quercus robur) is arguably the best known and loved of British native trees. It is the most common tree species in the UK, especially in southern and central British deciduous woods.
A new study says living near green space can help women live longer and improve their mental health.
"This was a large survey of nurses who were asked about where they live and how much green space nearby," explains Dr. Vandana Bhide, a Mayo Clinic internal medicine specialist, who was not part of the research. "Results suggest people who live in the greenest areas actually had a lower death rate."
Study authors believe the findings would be similar in men.
In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Dr. Bhide highlights more of the study's results and explains how they can inspire a healthier life. Jeff Olsen reports.
