According to this article in The Guardian, studies have shown that people living in greener neighborhoods have several health benefits, including lower levels of stress and cardiovascular disease. But new research indicates that exposure to parks, trees and other green spaces can slow the rates at which our cells age.
The study, published in Science of the Total Environment, found that people who lived in neighborhoods with more green space had longer telomeres, which are associated with longer lives and slower ageing.
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So that means that there is not even one healthy person living in New Jersey
ReplyDeleteI believe it. Baltimore, Chicago, St Louis... could all solve this by planting more trees or something.
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