Help Relieve Some Stress by Taking a Mental Vacation with Travel Images

Everywhere you turn right now; you cannot escape news about the Coronavirus and how devastating it is. While it's important to keep up with what's happening in regards to this, at some point, we must switch off the news and back away from sources that cause stress in our daily lives.

Normally we would do this by heading outside to a park to be surrounded by flowers, birds, cute little puppies, and more, but the reality is that we can't do that right now. So, how can we help relieve some stress from our lives? According to some research, just looking at travel images, and images that include fractals can help you shed a ton of stress in just a few minutes. Let's talk about this after the break. .

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2020-4-4 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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