Nature exposure acts as a non-pharmacological intervention for Visual Snow Syndrome by modulating neural network hyperexcitability through parasympathetic nervous system activation and cortical alpha wave entrainment. The sensory stimuli from natural environments promote neuroplastic recalibration, potentially reducing visual cortex hypermetabolism and decreasing aberrant neural signal processing associated with the syndrome. This intervention leverages environmental neurofeedback mechanisms to mitigate sensory perception abnormalities without direct pharmaceutical intervention.