A new university lab touts the benefits of forest bathing indoors

The benefits of forest bathing have been studied for a long time. A team at the University of British Columbia has found a way to bring the forest to you with its indoor forest therapy lab.

The benefits of forest bathing have been studied for a long time.

Spending time and engaging your senses in nature has been proven to reduce blood pressure and heart rate, boost cognitive and immune functions, elevate your mood, and improve your sleep quality.

However, what happens if you don't live near a forest?

Well, a team at the University of British Columbia (UBC) has found a way to bring the forest to you –– by creating an indoor forest therapy lab.

Watch the video above to see how the university came up with its indoor forest therapy lab.