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Showing posts with label Living Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Living Green. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Germany Tourism - Black Forest (Schwarzwald)

Black Forest Germany Schwarzwald
Black Forest Germany Waterfall Gorge
15th Century Swedish Staufen Castle
The Black Forest is a picturesque stretch of colorful landscape including mountainous highlands, mystical valleys, quixotic river meadows, stunning gorges, charming waterfalls, generous vineyards and numerous adventurous trails. The Black Forest is very near to France and Switzerland and it is a must visit destination in the German Tourism map. Schwarzwald is an ideal place to drive through, stop at the health spas and resorts and enjoy the delightful cuisines among pristine natural sceneries. The Black Forest offers a heavenly walking terrain with miscellaneous themes and adventures along the way. You can also catch a glimpse of the Swiss Alps as you walk along the high-altitude trails with your family. The classical Cuckoo clock traces its origin to the Black Forest and the German Clock Museum in Furtwangen houses an assorted collection of the finest clocks from Germany. Black Forest is also busy with adventure sports like mountain biking, racing, hiking, skiing, etc. Black Forest is a treasure for tourists and is a perfect getaway from the frenzied urban life to the serene flora of the woods.

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Living Among Green

Green Spaces Living
The Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health has stated that those who live near green vegetation are less prone to a variety of diseases including depression and anxiety. Greeneries near your residence not only keep the air clean but also have a soothing effect on your mind. A recent study revealed that there is a strong relation between diseases like depression and the absence of flora near homes. In an urban environment people who are stressed out do not have a refuge to discharge all their tension and refresh their minds. The findings throw light on the impact of pollution on human health and the need to eradicate the sedentary urban lifestyle. Green spaces tend to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor when it comes to health.

List of Diseases influenced by Green Spaces:

  • Coronary heart disease(CHD)

  • Diabetes

  • Depression and anxiety

  • Neck, shoulder and back pain

  • Asthma and Respiratory disorders

  • Migraine and vertigo

  • Stomach bugs and urinary tract infections

  • Unexplained physical symptoms




 
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