Why Make Your Own Compost?

Why Make Your Own Compost?

I actually owned and ran an Organics Business for almost 5 years, so I do speak from personal experience about this subject.

Growing hydroponically may be detrimental to your health as we see from "Singapore" which has one of the highest density per population of hydroponics and one of the fastest growing dementia cases - in the world.

FYI: cognitive decline has very little to do with age and everything to do with nutrition.

"Japan" is also heavily into hydroponics (and increasing dementia rates) and the supermarket where we buy our food (in Japan) has over 80% of its locally produced produce coming from hydroponic farms.

These include tomatoes, strawberries, lettuce, cucumbers, spinach, bok choy, arugula, mizuna (Japanese mustard greens), komatsuna (Japanese spinach), watercress and a whole heap of weird Japanese vegetables that I have never learned to pronounce.

I could easily write many, many pages about the "issues" involved in hydroponics but I will finish here by saying that plants require a more natural and healthier biome if they are to be used as your primary food source - because there is nothing else you can use anyway despite what Sh-Allopath(et)ic medicine doctors (waiters) will tell you regarding natural medicine.

See why I no longer trust "Modern Medicine" here.

Why Compost Is So Important ↟↟

This is why compost is so important as it supplies the food you eat with almost all of the nutrients you require (if they are resident in the soil you are growing in to start with), and the "Mycorrhizal Fungi" is the "icing on the cake" (so to speak).

Plus by adding comfrey, you get a greater variety of minerals from deep within the soil.

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