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Benefits

They do more than just look pretty. See how else they benefit your health.

Benefits

They do more than just look pretty.
See how else they benefit your health.

Benefits

They do more than just look pretty. See how else they benefit your health.

There are many benefits gained from the use of fresh flowers and plants.
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Plants around the home or office have been proven to provide the following health benefits:

· They can remove up to 96% of harmful chemicals from the air
· They can raise humidity levels – approximately 97% of water fed to them is returned to the air
· They can lower stress levels and reduce headaches by up to 45%
· They can reduce sore throat and coughs up to 38%
· They absorb pollutants in the air

Plants around the home or office have been proven to provide the following health benefits:

· They can remove up to 96% of harmful chemicals from the air
· They can raise humidity levels – approximately 97% of water fed to them is returned to the air
· They can lower stress levels and reduce headaches by up to 45%
· They can reduce sore throat and coughs up to 38%
· They absorb pollutants in the air

Plants also have psychological effects!

· They make a room feel more spacious, luxurious and comfortable
· They promote a feeling of calmness and connection with nature

Plants also have psychological effects!

· They make a room feel more spacious, luxurious and comfortable
· They promote a feeling of calmness and connection with nature

The Northeast Chapter of American Horticulture Theraphy Association Inc., notes that plants are used in hospitals, schools, correctional facilities, community gardens, senior centers, rehabilitation program and other settings because:

· They grow and change
· They respond to care but do not judge
· They encourage participation and help teach skills
· They stimulate the sense
· They help rediscover hope by giving a look into the future

The Northeast Chapter of American Horticulture Theraphy Association Inc., notes that plants are used in hospitals, schools, correctional facilities, community gardens, senior centers, rehabilitation program and other settings because:

· They grow and change
· They respond to care but do not judge
· They encourage participation and help teach skills
· They stimulate the sense
· They help rediscover hope by giving a look into the future