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19 Diseases Researched for Exercise: Green

Name	AC	CK
Mood Disorders	4	50
Depression	5	41
Anxiety	3	21
Hypertension	2	20
Cardiovascular Diseases	2	11
Diabetes Mellitus: Type 2	2	11
Psychiatric Disorders	2	11
Anxiety: Generalized	1	10
Depression: Stress Related	1	10
Hyperglycemia	1	10
Low Back Pain	1	10
Mental Fatigue	1	10
Psychological Distress	1	10
Psychological Well-Being	1	10
Stress	1	10
Anxiety Disorders	1	1
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder	1	1
Cancers: All	1	1
Inflammation	1	1

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The efficacy of green exercise interventions for mental wellbeing.Jan 26, 2020

This meta-analysis shows that being connected to nature and feeling happy are in fact connected.Dec 31, 2013

A brief walk in the forest elicited physiological and psychological relaxation effects on middle-aged hypertensive individuals.Feb 28, 2015

Active commuting through natural environments is associated with better mental health.Jan 11, 2018

Cycling in the projection-based virtual reality group allowed the patient with GAD to achieve higher exercise intensity and lower perceived emotional stress.Jul 03, 2019

forest-walking program may have positive effects on improving physical activity, health promotion behavior, and quality of life.Jan 31, 2016

Green exercise and mg-ca-SO4 thermal balneotherapy for the treatment of non-specific chronic low back pain.May 16, 2019

Green exercise may have long lasting physiological effects. Dec 31, 2015

Green-exercise at the workplace could be a profitable way to manage stress and induce restoration among employees.Dec 12, 2015

Greenness alleviates the effects of ambient particulate matter on the risks of high blood pressure in children and adolescents.Dec 19, 2021

Higher residential greenness was associated with reduced depressive symptoms during pregnancy.Nov 10, 2015

More time spent in green space is associated with higher scores on mental health and vitality scales, independent of cultural and climatic contexts.Jan 17, 2016

Mountain bikers reported copious benefits to mental health and well-being related to their engagement.Dec 31, 2017

Psychophysiological mechanisms underlying the effects of outdoor green and virtual green exercise during self-paced walking.Jan 31, 2023

Shinrin-yoku effectively decreases blood glucose levels in diabetic patients in this study.Jan 31, 1998

The present study identifies an augmented post-exercise hypotensive effect for children following green exercise compared to exercise alone.Mar 31, 2014

These results showed that green exercise improved mood and stress scores more than exercise alone.Dec 31, 2017

This study extends the existing evidence on the benefits of natural outdoor environments for people's health.Dec 31, 2016

This study found that by been exposed to nature (green exercise) had a significantly greater positive effect on self-esteem than the exercise only control.Sep 30, 2005

Visual stimulation with forest imagery induced a significant decrease in oxyhemoglobin concentrations in the right prefrontal cortex.Jan 25, 2018

Walking in a park had a greater positive effect on CAD patients' cardiac function than walking in an urban environmentDec 31, 2014

Harnessing the four elements for mental health.Dec 31, 2018

Therapeutic potential of volatile terpenes and terpenoids from forests for inflammatory diseases.Mar 21, 2020

This review reveals a multiplicity of mechanisms by which contact with nature might promote health.Dec 31, 2014

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