Healthful Hints: What's the deal with 'forest therapy?'
On the front of the May/June Minnesota Medicine journal was the lead article title, “Take Two Aspirin and a Walk in the Park” (read: forest).
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On the front of the May/June Minnesota Medicine journal was the lead article title, “Take Two Aspirin and a Walk in the Park” (read: forest).
A coroner has linked the death of Lori McClintock, the wife of a California Representative, to an herb. But experts say it is generally considered safe.
Pretend for a few seconds that you're walking through a peaceful forest. You hear distant bird songs, smell the fresh and earthy air and feel the soft moss beneath your feet. Just a few moments can hep you relax. Experts at Mayo Clinic are studying how complementary medicine techniques -- aroma therapy, music therapy and virtual reality that transports you into nature -- help patients going through stressful situations relax and feel better. In this episode of NewsMD's "Health Fusion," Viv Williams explores current research about integrative medicine.
Pretend for a few seconds that you're walking through a peaceful forest. You hear distant bird songs, smell the fresh and earthy air and feel the soft moss beneath your feet. Just a few moments can hep you relax. Experts at Mayo Clinic are studying how complementary medicine techniques -- aroma therapy, music therapy and virtual reality that transports you into nature -- help patients going through stressful situations relax and feel better. In this episode of NewsMD's "Health Fusion," Viv Williams explores current research about integrative medicine.
Pretend for a few seconds that you're walking through a peaceful forest. You hear distant bird songs, smell the fresh and earthy air and feel the soft moss beneath your feet. Just a few moments can hep you relax. Experts at Mayo Clinic are studying how complementary medicine techniques -- aroma therapy, music therapy and virtual reality that transports you into nature -- help patients going through stressful situations relax and feel better. In this episode of NewsMD's "Health Fusion," Viv Williams explores current research about integrative medicine.