Gardening NOW Cause OF HEART DISEASE Says EXPERTS!

Experts have found that pollutants in the soil could have a detrimental effect on the cardiovascular system, leading to an increased risk of heart disease.

Experts recommend that people wear a face mask if they're in close contact with the soil to prevent inhaling contaminants that could lead to health risks.

Pollutants in soil and water include heavy metals, pesticides, and plastics, which can lead to increased oxidative stress in blood vessels and subsequently heart disease.

Yes, contaminated soil could affect the food supply chain. Heavy metals can be taken up by fruits, vegetables, and meat, becoming a problem in any country due to the globalization of food supply chains.

The Royal Horticultural Society suggests wearing gloves, not opening bags of compost directly over the head, avoiding dust, washing hands after gardening, and using waterproof gear when necessary.

To improve soil conditions, it's advised to use natural components like carbons, wood chips, nitrogens, hay, insect frass, or worm frass, and to incorporate mycelium like fungi that break these down for plant nutrition.

Gardening allows you to grow your own food, which can be healthier and makes you more self-reliant, especially with uncertainties in the supply chain. It also provides the opportunity to work on soil improvement and biodiversity.