In seriousness though, I've come across decently plausible information in the past that suggests that the volatile chemicals given off by natural wood has calming effects.
> In seriousness though, I've come across decently plausible information in the past that suggests that the volatile chemicals given off by natural wood has calming effects.
That could be true, def can't be harmful. So I hoped people would lean towards natural aromas after reading. Like opening the window to the garden, more flowers in the garden, etc.
To that end I’ve experimented with cypress oil in a diffuser while sleeping. I can easily believe there is a real positive effect. Would be nice to see it proven, if true.
Frankly, if true it would be a great product opportunity for P&G, as well as a social good, so I don’t begrudge the study.
>The study was supported by Procter & Gamble.
Neat if true, but... I'm not holding my breath.
In seriousness though, I've come across decently plausible information in the past that suggests that the volatile chemicals given off by natural wood has calming effects.