What is Microbiome and how is it related to soil and gut health?
Happy Greetings Neighbours
Microbiome is the source of all life. Without microbiome none of these will exist - healthy soils, nutrient-dense food, our digestive gut health and human health.
Humans are increasingly suffering from chronic diseases from very young age. Leaky gut, gluten sensitivity, coeliac disease, auto immune disorders, autism, brain fog, anxiety, eczema - to name a few.
I am sharing below a blog post, that will give you a deeper knowledge as well as understanding about your microbiome and gut health. Hope this inspires you further in your health journey and to contribute to nourishing our mother earth.
If you like some support in your journey of health and well-being, please give me a call or email me. I look forward to welcoming you. Surrounded by nature and birds, my home based clinic is located in Beach Haven, North Shore.
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Thank you
Namaste
Manasi
Ayurveda Mandala
021 132 5701
manasi@ayurveda-mandala.com
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Beach Haven
Auckland
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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