We searched deep into the rich sensorial universe of therapy to under the benefits of this intrinsic connection with nature. A 1984 research by medical researcher Roger Ulrich proves greenery helps in recovery of patients in intensive care. A study by physician Qing Li unveils the healing nature of forest bathing, the therapy of walking through the woods. Science explains that these smells from nature stimulates nerves in the nose that send impulses to the brain’s limbic system which controls heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, memory, reduces stress levels and balances hormones.

Scent molecules consist of very potent organic plant chemicals that reduces the presence of disease, bacteria, virus and fungus in the surroundings. On the flip side, it also has immunity boosting properties that energises people within the space. Overall, creating an environment that protects and rejuvenates you.