Ever noticed how you just feel better after a walk outside? Or how life seems simpler when you’re at the beach? You’re not crazy - it’s the power of nature. Now that spring is here, we’re all getting ready to spend more time outside. And honestly? That’s one of the best things you can do for your health! Studies show that people living in urban environments have higher rates of:
There are real physiological reasons for this. Some of the ways nature helps heal us:
Why I Recommend Nature to My ClientsIf you work with me, you’ve probably heard me suggest getting outside more. And no, it’s not just a generic “self-care” tip - it actually helps your gut and skin. Many of my clients are stuck in a stress cycle that impacts their digestion, hormones, and inflammation levels. Spending time in nature is one of the most underrated ways to support your body’s natural healing process! Your Spring Challenge 🌞Set aside one hour this weekend to spend time in nature. No phone, no distractions - just you and the outdoors.
Be present. Take it in. See how you feel afterward! In health, –Daina P.S. What’s your favorite way to get outside? Reply and let me know - I’d love to hear! Forward this email to anyone who would benefit 💌 Forwarded this email? Sign up HERE to get future emails directly to your inbox. |
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