There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can decrease pain and have other health benefits. https://t.co/Oj0bTPw40v https://t.co/jNydhyCUHC
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review.
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The overall discussions reflect support and enthusiasm, with many posts highlighting scientific evidence—such as “scientifically proven therapy” and references to multiple studies—using positive words like 'amazing' and 'game changer.' This tone, combined with sharing personal experiences, indicates a genuine interest and a belief in the potential health benefits of forest bathing, contributing to a moderate but meaningful impact on public awareness.
Most discussions support the health benefits highlighted in the review, emphasizing the scientific evidence for forest bathing's positive effects.
The variety of posts expressing enthusiasm and sharing scientific findings indicates a high level of curiosity and concern about the topic.
Some posts go beyond mere sharing, mentioning personal activities like forest walks and referencing specific research details, showing active engagement.
The focus on scientific validation and call-to-actions suggest this information could influence public perception and health practices, though not dramatically altering societal norms yet.
Abstract in brief
- The review highlights existing research supporting the physical and mental health benefits of ShinrinYoku, or Forest Bathing, particularly in Japan and China, and encourages Western healthcare professionals to explore its therapeutic potential through long-term studies.
- Researchers examined 127 studies from 2007 to 2017 across various databases, with 64 meeting specific criteria, focusing on physiological, psychological, and sensory effects of ShinrinYoku on different populations.
- The findings suggest that nature therapy can help reduce stress and burnout, emphasizing the need for further global research to establish ShinrinYoku as a universal health approach to combat modern stress and technostress.
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Most liked on X and Blueskyshinrin-yoku (“forest bathing”) for @SubhaRamani and I today - great post #anzahpe2023 conference activity
For #InternationalDayofForests I point you to health benefits of Japanese practice Shinrin-Yoku: Forest Bathing. I think Henry Thoreau would have loved this. https://t.co/CI3cRIxD4H https://t.co/j79CPBngdJ
In recent years hundreds of science papers have been published about the amazing health & well-being benefits that Forest Bathing (Shinrin-Yoku, 森林浴) offers. A selection: https://t.co/BnQPrqqOt0 - https://t.co/AN1Aitio0f - https://t.co/SsoIRL4ybJ - https://t.co/7Wb4Pg8I6F https://t.co/MsO11G6tAo
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review. - PubMed “Human health benefits associated with the immersion in nature continue to be currently researched.” Inspired holiday reading while immersed in Murakami books world
#naturallyhealthy Probably one of the most up to date and complete reviews on the research evidence on Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/zgXvDS8ND9 @Drjamesszy @Devon_LNP @FullamJames
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and oral history. 4. Lock, M. (1993). Local Biologies and Menopause: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Psychosomatic Medicine, 55(2), 106–116. 5. Hansen, M.M., Jones, R., & Tocchini, K. (2022). Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) and nature therapy: A state-of-the-art review. Front 13/
Shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) isn't just peaceful—it's scientifically proven therapy! Nature exposure reduces stress hormones and boosts immune function. Time to get outside!
shinrin-yoku (“forest bathing”) for @SubhaRamani and I today - great post #anzahpe2023 conference activity
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
RT @drkohilathas: There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can de…
There is some evidence that being present in environments that are rich in the colour green (e.g., forest bathing) can decrease pain and have other health benefits. https://t.co/Oj0bTPw40v https://t.co/jNydhyCUHC
RT @samim: In recent years hundreds of science papers have been published about the amazing health & well-being benefits that Forest Bathin…
RT @samim: In recent years hundreds of science papers have been published about the amazing health & well-being benefits that Forest Bathin…
In recent years hundreds of science papers have been published about the amazing health & well-being benefits that Forest Bathing (Shinrin-Yoku, 森林浴) offers. A selection: https://t.co/BnQPrqqOt0 - https://t.co/AN1Aitio0f - https://t.co/SsoIRL4ybJ - https://t.co/7Wb4Pg8I6F https://t.co/MsO11G6tAo
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/hjvkUvrRd2
Walking at Percy Warner working on “forest bathing.” Hansen MM, Jones R Tocchini K. Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: State-of-the-Art Review. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2017 Jul 28;14(8):851. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14080851. PMID: 28788101; PMCID: PMC5580555. https://t.co/a61jow7srn
@drsanjaygupta @Melissa_Lem There is a science behind mindfulness & egagement, but if it reduces stress or engages, no need to wait for the prescription: Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/BLYXcPNzwJ
RT @emilytwrites: For #InternationalDayofForests I point you to health benefits of Japanese practice Shinrin-Yoku: Forest Bathing. I think…
For #InternationalDayofForests I point you to health benefits of Japanese practice Shinrin-Yoku: Forest Bathing. I think Henry Thoreau would have loved this. https://t.co/CI3cRIxD4H https://t.co/j79CPBngdJ
D'ailleurs, en parlant des sources : https://t.co/5WwKZ014m7 Il n'y a pas de témoin ! Si bénéfice du bain de forêt il y a, on ne peut pas l'attribuer au bain de forêt. Dommage. Même constat sur les bais et les limitations ici (§3.9) : https://t.co/uxeekaCtej
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RT @Maura_SUP: Used touch, sight, & hearing to experience the Great Hill Trails. Shinrin-Yoku #ForestBathing can reduce anxiety & blood pre…
Used touch, sight, & hearing to experience the Great Hill Trails. Shinrin-Yoku #ForestBathing can reduce anxiety & blood pressure and increase mood & energy. #getoutside https://t.co/IQYMSYfR1b https://t.co/HtkS5SeCAS
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review Margaret M. Hansen, Reo Jones, and Kirsten Tocchini Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2017 Aug; 14(8): 851. Published online 2017 Jul 28. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14080851 PMCID: PMC5580555 PMID: 28788101 https://t.co/lmy6vh6j6m
Science is now finding evidence that the practice of spending time out in forests can help reduce stress, boost the immune system, reduce pain and help with depression https://t.co/le1JXrgIlD Call 1300 859 785 to book in with Emily at Wellnation Clinic in Fortitude Valley today https://t.co/3D4SMUVApQ
@DrMutleyMoss Great! Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review Margaret M. Hansen, Reo Jones, and Kirsten Tocchini / Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2017 Aug; 14(8): 851.
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/kWVgUjk6bs
Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review. - PubMed “Human health benefits associated with the immersion in nature continue to be currently researched.” Inspired holiday reading while immersed in Murakami books world
RT @aqua_folium: #naturallyhealthy Probably one of the most up to date and complete reviews on the research evidence on Shinrin-Yoku (Fores…
RT @aqua_folium: #naturallyhealthy Probably one of the most up to date and complete reviews on the research evidence on Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/kpxTxNEzYy @Drjamesszy @Devon_LNP @FullamJames
RT @aqua_folium: #naturallyhealthy Probably one of the most up to date and complete reviews on the research evidence on Shinrin-Yoku (Fores…
#naturallyhealthy Probably one of the most up to date and complete reviews on the research evidence on Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing) and Nature Therapy: A State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/zgXvDS8ND9 @Drjamesszy @Devon_LNP @FullamJames
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