Kate Middleton embraces 'forest bathing' as she celebrates World Cancer Day
Princess of Wales commemorates World Cancer Day with stunning post

Kate Middleton has commemorated the World Cancer Day with a touching post, highlighting the healing power of nature and the practice of forest bathing.
In the picture, captured by Prince Louis, the princess of wales can be seen standing on a fallen tree, embracing peaceful connection with nature.
Accompanying it is an inspirational quote on backdrop of frosty ferns, signed by Kate herself, which reads: 'Don’t forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease.'


The mentioned quote and the image reflects the 43-year-old’s longstanding advocacy for forest bathing, a practice she showcased long before cancer diagnosis, in March 2024.
For the unknown, Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, is a meditative practice that originated in Japan, involving slow, mindful walks through woodlands.
Research suggests it may improve heart health and even support cancer recovery by promoting relaxation and reducing stress.
Kate, known for her love of nature, also drew inspiration from this practice when co-designing a garden for the 2019 Chelsea Flower Show, where she highlighted the benefits of connecting with nature for mental and physical well-being.