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"Can nature really be the cure for stress? Sweden is putting stressed-out people in tiny glass ‘chillout cabins’"

"Swedish nature helps you become less stressed, according to the recent case study 'The 72 Hour Cabin'."

"The ’72 hour cabin’, launched by ‘visit Sweden’ in collaboration with West Sweden Tourist Board, aims to discover the effects of living ‘close to nature’ for three days. Five people with busy schedules and stressful jobs were chosen for the experience which will take place on an island in Sweden."

"In the wilderness of West Sweden, ‘getting away from it all means just that, particularly when you’re staying in a glass-paneled hut… we find ourselves totally at one with nature on the ultimate immersive escape"

"Five people with some of the world’s most stressful jobs got to swap their city lives for an off-the-grid experience in West Sweden. After 72 hours they all showed significant changes in their health and well-being, making the study – and the 72 Hour Cabin – a great success."

"The 72 Hour Cabins, launched by Visit Sweden in collaboration with West Sweden Tourist Board, can reduce stress by 70% – according to a new study – and now you can book one online."

"Architect Jeanna Berger created the 72 Hour Cabin as a unique, immersive concept that aims to help overworked overachievers find complete nirvana.

The cabin is built from spruce, and enclosed with glass panels, ensuring complete 360-degree views of the surrounding tranquil landscape.

“Nature is our main focus. That’s why the interior is minimal so that it doesn’t draw attention from what really matters,” says Berger."