Walking
or jogging path under the tree
We
walk outdoor not everyday, but at least 3 times a week, about 35
minutes each walking.
Felt
fresh after walking, especially when we walked under the trees or
between plants and flowers.
What
are Health Benefits to Walk under the Trees or between plants? Many
experts said about
some of benefits that
are:
-
reduce inflammations (may relate to bowel diseases and cancer)
-
improve eyesight,
-
reduce risk of myopia (nearsightedness)
-
lower blood pressure
-
may help to prevent cancer
-
improve immune system
Plants
and flowers in the garden
These
killer cells make our immune system effective to contain many
diseases relate to such as virus, bacteria and even cancer.
So,
what is relationship between trees and immune system?
Trees
or plants emits oily chemical, namely phytocides to control insects
and germs. By walking nearby the trees, we inhales phytocides, then
boosting “killer cells in the immune system.”
Are
you walking or jogging? How many times a week? How long in term of
time and distance (km or miles)?