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World's most relaxing room
A British psychologist claims to have created the most relaxing room in the world. Richard Wiseman created the room at the University of Hertfordshire.
He has brought together many years of scientific research on how to relax a human being. The room features soft matting, the scent of lavender, diffuse green light and gentle music, reports The Times.
Every evening this week frazzled bankers, pension fund managers and all those beaten down by the worries of the world can visit this magical room and find peace. Professor Wiseman will measure their responses, make modifications according to their demands, and showcase his room as a must-have facility for businesses and schools.
“People have looked into all these different elements before,” he said. “But no one has put them all together. We are looking to see if, all together, they will make you super-relaxed.”
But as he put the finishing touches to his room for a media preview, Professor Wiseman admitted: “I have never been so stressed in my life.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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