Enjoying beautiful works of art has been shown to actually lower your blood pressure. collector_brain explains how.
Though the results are not always consistent study to study, there are crossovers which correlate.
Intuitively, most people would say, “yes.” Now, however, we know the answer doesn’t have to be simply instinctive. Recent research has studied the psychological and physiological benefits of visitors to museums.What is interesting and novel in the two studies described here is that one duplicated the other thirteen years later. This replication gives an opportunity to determine if the results of the first could be reproduced by the second, one of the most recent approaches to verifying data.
Though the results of the two studies demonstrate a drop in self-reported stress levels related to a museum visit during a lunch hour, the self-reported arousal and saliva cortisols did not correlate. There are many factors which may contribute to this disparity . What is clear, beyond the drop in self-reported stress during both museum visits, is that further study is needed to clarify the disparities found in the self-reported arousal and physiological measurements of saliva cortisol.
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