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It seems the time that wounds take to heal is partly down to mentality: researchers have found that healing happens faster when the person involved thinks that time is progressing more quickly than it actually is.
The study shows that the way we perceive time has a major impact on the real time that takes to heal physical wounds. | Health
<p>Perceived time has a significant impact on the actual time it takes to heal physical wounds, according to new research by Harvard psychologists Peter Aungle and Ellen Langer. Their study challenges conventional beliefs about psychological influences on physical health. </p>
Perceived time has a significant impact on the actual time it takes to heal physical wounds
Perceived time has a significant impact on the actual time it takes to heal physical wounds, according to new research by Harvard psychologists Peter Aungle and Ellen Langer.