Daphne Miller - Farmacology

Dr. Miller long suspected that farming and medicine were intimately linked. Increasingly disillusioned by mainstream medicine's mechanistic approach to healing and fascinated by the farming revolution that is changing the way we think about our relationship to the Earth, Daphne Miller left her medical office and traveled to seven innovative family farms around the country, on a quest to discover the hidden connections between how we care for our bodies and how we grow our food.

[@chrispinmweemba9141]

I stumbled upon some old literature from the 1940s through the 60s discussing this same subject of how the condition of the soil is responsible not only for plant diseases but animal and human as well and trials were conducted to show how diseases of animals like foot and mouth disappeared from farms when animals were fed pasture grown from manured land as opposed to fertilizer grown pasture.

[@lawolfe2707]

Awesome talk but I wish the camera person would have shown the pictures behind her.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Camera man is sitting in a bad location. The room is not properly designed for presentations of this sort He could not do any better

[@ArtsAlign]

I love this! Excellent info.

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Any proof that Excellent info changes human behaviour ?

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

Where can one find Farmer's Farmacopia ? Is it included in their Almanac?

[@geot4647]

A big reason for factory farms is to keep up with human overpopulation. Birth control ought to be a much bigger focus in these pure food quests.

[@maryannheerschap4278]

+Geo T BIrth control hormones affect the whole web of life and ultimately they are killing us too. Try ccli.org for natural family planning instead.

[@tedanderson1442]

Dirty thoughts? As in "The Real Dirt on Farmer John"?

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

A sharp hot doctor with dirt on her mind, or shall we say a dirty mind ? ha ha