Your brain and your spine share one vital job: to keep you balanced and responsive. When daily life overloads your nervous system with constant noise, screens, and tension, both mental focus and spinal function suffer. Research from the University of Michigan, led by psychologists Marc Berman, John Jonides, and Stephen Kaplan, found a simple way to reset that system—spending time in nature. The Research Participants took two walks: one through a leafy arboretum and one throu

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