Volume 2,Issue 3
Evaluation of the Optimization and Application Effect of the Forest Recuperation Plan of the Plateau Army
Forest health and wellness is a new model of health and wellness therapy that aligns perfectly with the recovery and rehabilitation needs of military personnel stationed in high-altitude regions. The unique environment of high-altitude regions can easily cause both physical and psychological harm to military personnel stationed there. Traditional convalescence models are limited in scope and may lead to drug dependency, whereas forest-based antioxidant therapy, drawing on the unique ecological factors of the forest—such as its climate and temperature—and integrating disciplines such as psychology and nursing, can provide non-pharmacological interventions for both the mind and body. This approach effectively regulates the physiological functions of high-altitude military personnel and restores their emotional regulation. This study aims to provide theoretical foundations and practical experience for the development of this field by examining forest wellness theory and the recovery status of military personnel stationed at high altitudes.
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