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Walk in the Woods and Feel Invigorated - Great Pastime

Getting out and about at the shops may seem to be a good thing: getting all that exercise from walking. However, shopping centers are not our natural environment. Man evolved in woodland and on the plains.   ⎳ body x walk x woods x feel x Invigorated x great x pastime | | ⎳ There is something about the natural environment that act as a tonic to the body and improves general wellbeing. It is not known how, but just being there lowers blood sugar level. The need to connect with nature is called biophilia.   ⦿ walk a woods a feel a Invigorated a great a pastime, woodland natural ⦿ The Japanese have rigorously adopted this recreation - experiencing forest bathing where one wanders through woodland scooping up soil in the hands, breathing in the sweet fresh air and touching trees.  You have come home.   ⧗ walk b woods b feel b Invigorated b great b pastime, environment ⧗ It is obvious that it puts the body in a healthy state. Adrenaline and cortisol lev...

Anthropology Was Wrong About Races

     ▶ A race is not real. Those in a particular pool genetically are alike. stories and news anthropology wrong races array machinery baggage sets devices outfit tools taking vestiges anthropology gadget Attachments listen fixtures contrivances facilities material anthropology at appurtenances kit words kaboodle belongings furnishings apparatus anthropology as in trappings habiliments rig display article shebang attachment anthropology as wrong to races ornaments utensils fittings stock pad setup stuff accompaniments anthropology an wrong to races gadgets contraptions happening things tackle accessories teams furniture writing provisions fashion and appliances collections read equipage ear impediments things traps provisioning paragraph | news stories |◀ | Anthropologist Johann Friedrich Blumenback promulated a concept that changed the way members of societies thought about the structure of Mankind for generations. Unfortunately, the belief was absolutely wrong. ...