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Spending more time in nature is a proven way to reduce your stress levels and generally boost your mental health, and the 20-5-3 rule can help you to get outdoors more.

Inhale for 5 seconds, exhale for 5 seconds and do this for 5 minutes every day. "This helps synchronise heart-brain rhythms, dropping cortisol by 20-30% via parasympathetic boost," shares Rea.

Cortisol spikes are not something you need to fear. In fact, cortisol rhythms – which involve some ups and some downs – are essential to staying well.