How many pot plants improve your daily wellbeing? Scientists reveal the ideal number for indoor balance

New Stanford research reveals that an optimal 20% of indoor greenery, approximately 17 pot plants in a 13-square-meter space, best supports mental wellbeing. Exceeding this, with around 60% plant coverage, can paradoxically increase stress by creating an overwhelming visual environment. This finding emphasizes a balanced approach to incorporating nature indoors for enhanced restoration and comfort.

​Ever feel like your eyes are working overtime, leaving you with that fuzzy, tired blur by the end of the day? A lot of us push through screen glare, late-night scrolls, or just daily grind, and it shows in strained vision. Dr. Ales Ulishchenko, an integrative doctor, osteopath--and healer with MD and PhD credentials, shares a straightforward fix. He points to four key spots around your eyes where muscle tension builds up. Massaging them gently for just 10 seconds each can relax those tigh

Prolonged daytime reclining, often seen in work-from-home culture, significantly impacts heart health by slowing circulation and reducing muscle activity. Unlike sleep, this inactivity strains the cardiovascular system, potentially leading to issues like high blood pressure. Simple steps like standing and walking regularly can make a substantial difference in maintaining a healthy heart.

Tired of gym memberships gathering dust or machines that leave you more confused than pumped? Simple bodyweight moves can deliver better real-world strength, balance, and stamina than hours on weights or cardio contraptions. Folks swear by these for busy days-and studies show they fire up multiple muscles at once, mimicking daily life way more effectively.These five pack a punch anywhere, no gear needed. Aim for three rounds of 10-15 reps-or 30-60 second holds, three times a week. Warm up with a