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boere-

British  
/ bɔː, bʊə, ˈbəʊə /

combining form

  1. rustic or country-style

    boeremusiek

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Etymology

Origin of boere-

Afrikaans

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But the walks in many past studies lasted for 30 minutes or more, while Boere’s peripatetic meetings were half that long.

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“This all started with our walking meetings,” said Katherine Boere, a neuroscience doctoral candidate at the University of Victoria, who led the neurological study of green exercise.

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This process occurs on top of the expected physiological effects that going for a walk has on thinking, Boere pointed out, such as the augmented flow of blood and oxygen to the brain.

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Katherine Boere is a neuroscience doctoral candidate at the University of Victoria.

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Boere suspected the woody walks were more productive than staying inside but wanted confirmation.

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