Mountain Hiking vs. Forest Therapy
A Study Protocol of Novel Types of Nature-Based Intervention
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The ANKER Study investigates the influence of two novel types of nature-based therapy-mountain hiking and forest therapy-on physiological, psychological, and immunological parameters of couples with a sedentary lifestyle. Two intervention groups were formed and spent a seven-day holiday in Algund, Italy. The "forest therapy group" participated in daily guided low-power nature connection activities. The "hiking group", by contrast, joined in a daily moderate hiking program. Health-related quality of life and relationship quality are defined as primary outcomes. Secondary outcomes include nature connection, balance, cardio-respiratory fitness, fractional exhaled nitric oxide, body composition and skin hydration. Furthermore, a new approach to measure health-related quality of life is validated. The so-called "intercultural quality of life" comic assesses the health-related quality of life with a digitally animated comic-based tool
Alternative medicine · Environmental resource management · Geography · Psychological intervention · Climate Change and Health Impacts · Environmental Science · Medicine · Nursing · Psychology · Urban Green Space and Health · Urban Heat Island Mitigation · Gerontology
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