But don’t let that put you off getting some fresh air. Research has shown that fresh air helps to digest food more effectively, improve blood pressure and the immune system and have a positive impact on mental health.
So whilst it’s tempting to stay rugged up and indoors, make sure you make some time this week to take a walk in the outdoors.
One of my favourite ways of relaxing is visiting the sea. Each time I go to the beach I always take 10 deep breaths. Not only does it allow me to fully expand my lungs with oxygen and the other great elements that sea air has to offer such as iodine and magnesium, but it also allows me to relax and unwind.
We’re so lucky to have such great amenities in Australia, so when you’re at the beach next time, why not give it a try.
What are your beach side rituals? 🏖️ Each time I go to the beach I always take 10 deep breaths. Not only does it allow me to fully expand my lungs with oxygen and the other great elements that sea air has to offer such as iodine and magnesium, but it also gives allows me to relax and unwind.
We’re so lucky to have such great amenities in Australia, so when you’re at the beach next time, why not give it a try.
Now that restrictions have lifted a little in Australia, we can start enjoying the beauty of nature once again.
Going for a simple stroll outside allows us to get our dosage of fresh air which is great for brain function and concentration as well as keeping our lungs nice and healthy.
Remember to always practice safe social distancing.
Researchers have found that a visit to the sea has been shown to have a calming effect on the mind and body. The fresh air is free of pollution helping to keep our skin and lungs nice and healthy.
Remember to stay sun safe and always apply sun lotion at least spf 30 and keep out of the sun at its peak between 10am and 3pm ☀️ Hope you all have a relaxing weekend.