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More than a Mess: Research Finds Disorganized Homes Increase Stress

Studies link cluttered homes to higher cortisol, poorer attention and lower life satisfaction, researchers said.

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While a tidy home isn't a cure for depression, researchers find that an organized environment significantly improves mood and energy levels.

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More than a mess: Research finds disorganized homes increase stress

While a tidy home isn't a cure for depression, researchers find that an organized environment significantly improves mood and energy levels.

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The Good Men Project broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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