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WHY is green a soothing color?
The positive effect of the color green on the human body is well known. Psychologists assert that if you want to find an environment conducive to calm, but also productive work, make sure that you are surrounded by as many green objects as possible.
Psychologists explain the beneficial effect of this color on the human body by the fact that we associate the shades of green with nature, with something alive and fresh.
The green background freshens up the working environment, makes it not so gloomy and sad. Conversely, the gray color will have a negative impact on the general well-being of the employee, and, consequently, on his work.
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The burn site will hurt less and the discomfort will go away faster if you apply toothpaste to the damaged area of the skin.
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π Octopuses can instantly change the color of their skin to adapt to their environment, hide from predators, or communicate with other octopuses.
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π· When a spider weaves a web, its legs work autonomously, without the involvement of the brain.
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π― To gather a teaspoon of honey, 12 bees will have to collect it throughout their entire lifetime.
By the way, the lifespan of bees ranges from 4 to 5 months.
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In Japan, there is a group event called "Rui-Katsu," where a group of people gathers to watch sad videos and cry together to relieve stress.
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Did you know reading books can significantly reduce stress levels?
πΊ A University of Sussex study found reading for just 6 minutes can lower stress by up to 68%, more effective than going for a walk or listening to music.
Dr. David Lewis, the cognitive neuropsychologist who led the study, said
"It really doesn't matter what book you read, by losing yourself in a thoroughly engrossing book you can escape from the worries and stresses of the everyday world and spend a while exploring the domain of the author's imagination."
The researchers concluded this escape from stressful thoughts reduces muscle tension and heart rate caused by stress.
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India grows almost half (45%) of the world's mangoes, but exports account for only 1% of international trade. Local residents eat almost all their mangoes themselves.
