A walk in nature is good for your brain — a new study adds to the evidence

A man wearing an EEG cap with electrodes walks on a path surrounded by greenery.

Researchers used brain-monitoring technology to show that a 40-minute walk in nature helped people recover from a demanding mental task, and restored the ability to focus.

Researchers used brain-monitoring technology to show that a 40-minute walk in nature helped people recover from a demanding mental task, and restored the ability to focus.A man wearing an EEG cap with electrodes walks on a path surrounded by greenery.

Researchers used brain-monitoring technology to show that a 40-minute walk in nature helped people recover from a demanding mental task, and restored the ability to focus.

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