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The Research

Why it works

37%

cortisol reduction

after 20 minutes of plant interaction

23%

anxiety decrease

in participants with indoor plants

4.2x

focus improvement

in biophilic work environments

Research from: Stanford University Harvard Medical School Royal Horticultural Society
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Research

The Neuroscience of Plant Care: How Green Spaces Rewire Your Brain

New research from Stanford reveals surprising connections between plant interaction and neural plasticity. Understanding the mechanisms behind horticultural therapy opens doors to evidence-based wellness practices.

Dr. Sarah Chen

Dr. Sarah Chen, PhD

Neuroscience, Stanford University

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Plant Therapy bridges the gap between scientific research and practical wellness. We translate peer-reviewed studies on horticultural therapy, biophilic design, and ecopsychology into actionable guidance.

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