dracodraconis | Going outside—even in the cold

Going outside—even in the cold—improves memory, attention

Want to boost memory and attention span? Go for a walk, but avoid people. A study by the University of Michigan researchers has discovered that one hour spent interacting with nature can improve memory performance and attention span by as much a 20 percent. No improvement was not detected when participants walked down a city street, indicating that it is the interaction with nature that is the key. Similar tests were performed using pictures of nature, as well as urban scenes. Once again, a 20 percent improvement in test scores was obtained, but only after viewing pictures of nature.

Bottom line? If you need to recharge, go for a walk in the park. If you can't do that look at pictures of nature.

Going outside—even in the cold—improves memory, attention

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