16/11/2024
When soil is healthy, nutrient-dense plants and animals thrive, which in turn nourishes humans. Conversely, when the soil is degraded, the food chain is disrupted, leading to nutrient deficiencies and increased vulnerability to disease.
Moreover, the presence of a robust soil microbiome plays a significant role in promoting soil health and, by extension, human health. This article explores how the health of our soil affects human health and how regularly adding live microbiomes to the soil assists in maintaining a healthy balance, benefiting both the environment and humanity.
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The health of our soil is directly linked to our well-being, yet this connection is often overlooked in discussions of human health. Soil, the foundation of all terrestrial ecosystems, supports plant growth and more.
