New Delhi, April 27 -- A recent study conducted by Cornell University sheds light on the profound connection between nature and our biological well-being, specifically focusing on a physiological state known as inflammation. Researchers discovered a notable correlation between increased exposure to nature and reduced levels of three key inflammatory markers present in the bloodstream. This correlation remained significant even after considering various factors such as demographics, health behaviours, and overall well-being.
The study, led by Anthony Ong, a psychology professor at Cornell University, underscores the potential of nature to enhance health outcomes by mitigating chronic inflammatory conditions like heart disease and diabetes. ...