Prescription: Ocean Air
: Proof that saltwater and serotonin are clearly in a long-term relationship.
Side effects may include: smiling for no reason, sand in weird places, and sudden clarity about your life.
Let’s be real — if laughter is medicine, the beach is full-blown therapy.
Stress levels: dropping.
Vitamin D: maxed out.
Mental health: thriving.
Honestly, healthcare should cover beach days. Because no one ever needed a co-pay for watching waves. If massages are covered, so should laying in the sand contemplating the meaning of life while a crab scuttles by like your unpaid therapist.
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