Tree hugging has now been shown to have scientific validity after all. Contrary to popular belief, touching a tree does make you healthier. In fact you don’t even have to touch the tree to get better, just being within its vicinity has the same effect.
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I was making a joke...tree huggers often scoff at pharmaceuticals, and calling ADHD a manufactured disease by big pharma is a common gripe amongst the granolaphiles. I find the article ironic.
And no, I've never hugged a tree. But I grew up with tens of acres of woods. My brother and I spent many hours in the woods, building camps, bridges over our brooks, and ziplines. The association of nature and positive mental health isn't surprising to me. It's part of why I ended up in the school I did, and with the job I have. To be clear, I'm fine with evidence based conclusions, no matter where they come from
Me too. You're such a sensable person gopher. Are you married yet? I've just met this forty plus year old landowner with a small dog who's made it known shewants a professional man of chiseled distingtion as a companion, while it's not too late, lot of wildness therte needing to be unleashed giopher, how's yer heart? flowers make a mockery of science as is proper, PM ME FOR DETAILS, THE LADY HAS Land and needs youI don't hug trees but I do smell flowers - makes my day to smell nice flowers.
