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Mental wellbeing: There’s more to ‘feeling better’ after a walk in nature than you might think
From chemicals released by trees to the way greenery gives our minds a rest, nature may be doing more to our minds and bodies than simply helping us unwind.
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Dristy Moktan
Published at : August 25, 2026
Updated at : August 25, 2026 06:57
Dristy Moktan
Moktan is a psychosocial counselor working at Fheal, a counseling hub for mindful healings
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