A new study shows that loving beaches makes this you a better, healthier, relaxed person.
People who love beaches are healthy people
Who knew loving beaches meant anything, find out more about this study below.
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This is probably due to the fact that beaches seem to have a calming effect on people because it helps them loosen up.
Also, the beach is proved to have many therapeutic, physical and psychological benefits to the brain and body.
According to Live Science, Doctors sent patients to the seaside as forms of treatment as early as the 18th century.
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Recently, another supporting research has found those who lived closer to the coast reported better overall health.
The following are the ways in which beaches affect humans positively;
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