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Flowers bring happiness. That is evident from the \u2018The Emotional Impact of Flowers Study\u2019 of the State University of New Jersey. Flowers have immediate and long-lasting effects on emotional responses, mood, social behavior and even memory for both men and women. Different studies show that flowers are a powerful positive emotion inducer. This article tells you more about the positive effect of flowers.<\/p>\n

Flowers bring pleasure and gratitude<\/h3>\n

Flowers have an immediate impact on happiness. All the participants in \u2018The Emotional Impact of Flowers Study\u2019<\/a> showed \u2018genuine\u2019 or \u2018excited\u2019 smiles when receiving flowers, which demonstrated exceptional pleasure and gratitude. This response was universal and occurred in all age groups.\u00a0Watch what happens when the Society of American Florists took to the streets to see how people react to getting flowers from a stranger.<\/p>\n

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Flowers have a long-lasting positive effect on moods<\/h3>\n

In particular, the participants in the study reported that they felt less depressed, anxious and stressed after receiving flowers, and that they showed a higher level of enjoyment and satisfaction with life.<\/p>\n

Flowers reduce stress<\/h3>\n

With so many sources of stress nowadays – from finances and health problems through to our apparently never-ending to-do lists – most people can feel they\u2019re in a constant frenzy. Research by the University of North Florida<\/a>\u00a0shows that something simple like flowers can help. The findings show that people who had flowers in their home for just a few days reported a significant reduction in their stress levels and improvement in their mood.<\/p>\n

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Flowers relieve depression by older people<\/h3>\n

A six-month behavioral study by Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, into the health effects of flowers on older people shows that flowers relieve depression, inspire social networks and refresh the memory as we get older.<\/p>\n

Flowers improve morning grumpiness<\/h3>\n

According to Harvard Research, flowers are the perfect boost to improve morning moods. Participants in a behavioural study<\/a> \u2013 carried out by researchers from Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital \u2013 confirmed that they feel least positive early in the day, but reported that they were happier and more energetic after having looked at flowers early in the morning.<\/p>\n

We also visited Schiphol ourselves to surprise visitors of the airport with a colorful Anthurium bouquet. The\u00a0positive reactions were amazing!<\/p>\n