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We Are Distrupting Nature

This article is taken from a section of the Human Microbiome Course This is one of my favorite stories because you know the story. You already know what I’m going to tell you… I’m just going to bring it to your attention. Some of the words you might not understand …

Bees Wax Wraps

In the quest for sustainable living, beeswax wraps have emerged as a popular eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic wrap. These reusable food covers are not only environmentally friendly but also bring a touch of natural charm to your kitchen. And, they are very easy to make. Beeswax wraps are made …

My Kitchen Alchemy

From the moment I first stepped into a forest as a child, I knew I was destined for a life intertwined with nature’s mysteries. My parents often joked that I was more plant than human, as I spent countless hours exploring the woods, collecting leaves, and observing the intricate dance …

Gardening Wisdom

Gardening is more than just planting seeds and watching them grow. It’s about becoming a keen observer of nature’s intricate dance. When you step into your garden, you’re not just tending to plants; you’re entering a complex ecosystem teeming with life and governed by natural laws that have been perfected …

Live Blood Analysis for the Layperson

Picture this: you’re sitting at your kitchen table, a small microscope in front of you. With a tiny prick of your finger, you place a drop of blood on a slide and peer through the lens. Suddenly, you’re transported into a mesmerizing world of swirling cells, each one telling a …

A Gardeners Hope

While setting out to write the Soil Microbiome and Regenerative Gardening course (and book), I reflect on my journey as a gardener and ponder where we are as a species. The care and attention invested in creating a garden worthy of the future feels poignant. What world will our children …