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Nature and Immunity: Being Outdoors Relaxes the Body And Helps Reduce Disease, Researchers Say
A researcher from the University of Illinois has found a direct link between time outdoors and good health. Feeling relaxed in the great outdoors allows the body to invest more into supporting the immune system.
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