Brain On Nature Images | Australia

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Looking at nature is often enough to lower your stress
[Brown, D.K, J.L. Barton & V.F. Gladwell (2013). Viewing Nature Scenes Positively Affects Recovery of Autonomic Function Following Acute Mental Stress. Environmental Science & Technology, 47,5562-5569

Research has shown that the colour green aids in the creative process.
[Lichetenfeld, S, A.J. Elliot, M.A. Maier, & R Pekrun (2012) Fertile Green: Green Facilitates Creative Performance. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 38 (6), 784-797

Plant aroma compounds: the scent of a pine forest has been found to lower the stress response.

[H.Ikei, C. Song and Y. Miyazaki. Effects of olfactory stimulation by a-pinene on autonomic nervous activity]

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The scent of the pine forest

The scent of the pine forest