Shinrin Yoku (森林浴), literally translated as 'Forest bath', It is a Japanese term that describes the practice of carrying out specific activities in a forest environment to take full advantage of the benefits of the forest and the beneficial effects of aromatherapy. These benefits are due to the volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) released by certain plants at certain times. Shinrin-Yoku therapy is based on an important branch of medical science that maintains that Spending more time in nature may have surprising health benefits. A series of studies conducted in 2010 revealed that spending a few hours in a natural environment (such as forests, parks, and other places with a high concentration of trees) can boost immune function.