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Naturism:
Beyond the mental boost, "going natural" offers tangible physical perks:
More powerfully, the naturist environment is radically age-diverse and shape-diverse. In a textile (clothed) gym, you see mostly fit, young people. In a naturist resort, you see humanity in full: newborns, teenagers, parents, and elders in their 80s.