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| healthy_living [2025/11/27 22:24] – [healthy living and diets] gary1 | healthy_living [2025/11/27 22:26] (current) – [healthy living] gary1 |
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| ***regular exercise** | ***regular exercise** |
| * at least 7500 steps a day | * at least 7500 steps a day |
| | ***reduce adverse environmental exposures** |
| | * [[air_pollution]] |
| | * [[foods_toxins]] |
| ***get back to nature for your mental health** | ***get back to nature for your mental health** |
| * One in five Australians experience mental illness, such as anxiety, depression and substance use disorders [1]. This is a particular concern among young Australians, with 29% experiencing high psychological distress, almost a quarter being lonely most of the time and 60% experiencing some social exclusion, with those living in regional and remote areas amongst the groups more likely to experience social isolation. Getting back to nature regularly with "Nature Scripts" had a significant cost effective positive impact.(([[https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/17/22/9988|2025: Nature Scripts to Promote Social Sustainability: Monetizing Wellbeing Benefits of Group-Based Nature Exposure for Young Adults with Mild to Moderate Mental Illness ]])) | * One in five Australians experience mental illness, such as anxiety, depression and substance use disorders. This is a particular concern among young Australians, with 29% experiencing high psychological distress, almost a quarter being lonely most of the time and 60% experiencing some social exclusion, with those living in regional and remote areas amongst the groups more likely to experience social isolation. Getting back to nature regularly with "Nature Scripts" had a significant cost effective positive impact.(([[https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/17/22/9988|2025: Nature Scripts to Promote Social Sustainability: Monetizing Wellbeing Benefits of Group-Based Nature Exposure for Young Adults with Mild to Moderate Mental Illness ]])) |
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