14/04/2020
The Healing Powers of Fresh Air
Now that it's finally getting warmer outside, I've been able to get back to walking outdoors when I get home from work or school to decompress. I've forgotten how much I've missed this, breathing in the fresh air after being cooped up all day. Fresh air benefits the body in many different ways; physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
1. Fresh Air Cleans Out Your Lungs
Breathing in fresh air can replenish your body with positive attributes, while you exhale the processed air. Doing this at the beginning or the end of the day can decompress your body, setting you up for a calmer day or settling the body before bed.
2. Fresh Air Makes You Happy
Stimulating both the physical being and the emotional being, fresh air has the powerful capability to revitalize your emotions, even if you've had a bad day, week, or month. Getting outside and taking deep breaths settles the nervous system and garners peacefulness.
3. Fresh Air Can Create Focus
Around this time of year, it is important to get outside so that you can properly work toward finals. Fresh air will help you focus on your responsibilities and help you ignore distractions. Either taking your studies outdoors or simply taking a long walk before you settle down to do your work will help you zone in on what needs to be completed.
4. Fresh Air Gives You Energy
We thrive off of positive energy sources, and fresh air and sunlight are two of the most important forms of a positive energy source. Fresh air helps you naturally wake up, so starting your morning with a walk can be a great way to start the day if you're trying to stay away from caffeine.
5. You Can't Crash From Fresh Air
Many ways of getting energy leave you exhausted by the end of the day, but fresh air is natural and uplifting. This is one of the major perks of getting outside and breathing fresh air, as it lets your body naturally raise to the energy level it needs to perform throughout the day while also gently relaxing the body at the end of the day to wind down.