Health & Medicine
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Listening to Natural Sounds Like Running Water Proven to Improve Health
It has become common knowledge that listening to the quiet sounds of nature could have very positive effects on your health. Dozens of apps and streaming playlists nowadays are dedicated purely to recorded sounds of rivers, falling rain and gentle waves. But has research really been done to verify this? As far as recent studies go, the answer is still yes.
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