We cannot be healthy if the food we eat is not healthy. Whether you eat meat or are a vegan, the quality of the food you consume is directly related to how healthy you are. There are other factors, exercise, for one, plays a major role in health care. Getting up off the couch and going outside, even just for a walk, matters.
The issue becomes more complicated when we look at the health of the environment. If the air we breathe is polluted, the water we drink despoiled, the soil our food is grown in contaminated, then it matters little how many green, orange and purple foods you eat. Vegan or carnivore, a polluted foodscape infects the food choices you make.
Soil health, air and water quality are major environmental issues, but they are also major health care issues. We need an healthcare system that understands this relationship.
Showing posts with label pollution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pollution. Show all posts
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The Soil Daily- January 17, 2015
"Our soils are in danger because of expanding cities, deforestation, unsustainable land use and management practices, pollution, overgrazing and climate change. The current rate of soil degradation ..." More
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Native Plants
There are two projects happening here in Campbellton that have me turning to the subject of native plants. When we are discussing native pl...
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There are two projects happening here in Campbellton that have me turning to the subject of native plants. When we are discussing native pl...
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I was at the Galerie Restigouche Gallery the other night and among other topics, I was asked when is the best time to get seeds started ind...
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Honey bees are not native to Canada. Honey bees likely hitched a ride to North America sometime in the 1700s. The honey bee is a major pol...