Banhos na Floresta

José Henrique Mourão, H. Ferraz
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This work aims to let know an almost strange theme, with a recent practice in Portugal, although it dates back to the 80s of the 20th century. These are the “forest baths” or “shinrin-yoku”, created by the Commissioner of the Japanese Forestry Agency, Tomohide Akiyama. Several scientists and some clinicians have carried out studies, concluding how trees can help us for better health, for the increasing energy and happiness levels, reducing stress levels and preventing diseases. Examples of such scholars are Japanese: Dr. Qing Li (author of the book “shinrin-yoku”) and Masafumi Miyazaki, who explored this topic in depth and on credible scientific grounds. According to Dr. Qing Li, this practice means bathing in the atmosphere of the forest or absorbing the forest through one’s senses, establishing a man-nature connection.
在森林里洗澡
这个作品旨在让人们了解一个几乎奇怪的主题,最近在葡萄牙的一个实践,尽管它可以追溯到20世纪80年代。这些就是“森林浴池”或“shinrin-yoku”,由日本林业局局长秋山智英(Tomohide Akiyama)创建。几位科学家和一些临床医生进行了研究,得出了树木如何帮助我们更好地健康、增加精力和快乐程度、减少压力和预防疾病的结论。这些学者的例子是日本的李清博士(《神人yoku》一书的作者)和宫崎雅文,他们深入探讨了这个问题,并有可靠的科学依据。据李清博士介绍,这种做法意味着沐浴在森林的氛围中,或者通过感官吸收森林,建立人与自然的联系。
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