This aligns with my similar theory (lack of O2 leads to depression) that was born from observations of yoga, meditation and walking all forced people to breath more air through breath work, exercises or going outside, lead to better mental health outcomes.
I am going to assume that in urban vs rural areas that is a similar effect from air pollution.
But all my doctors have been inclined to give me pills for depression, and aren't interesting in exploring the relationship with O2.
I am going to assume that in urban vs rural areas that is a similar effect from air pollution.
But all my doctors have been inclined to give me pills for depression, and aren't interesting in exploring the relationship with O2.