The mindfulness activity reconnecting people with nature and themselves
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A Japanese medical practice where participants immerse themselves in nature is gaining global popularity. Shinrin-yoku or forest bathing was developed almost 50 years ago to combat elevated levels of stress associated with a fast-paced lifestyle. And experts say the practice is even more relevant today.
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