Can weather nutrients explain the benefits of being in nature?
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About 10 years ago, the British newspaper Tablide Sun Run an unforgettable article on A couple claimed to be “breathing”Critical to stay on a little water and even the least food. Instead, they said, they derived the food from the air, the sun and the energy of the universe. The story was taken before The media around the world The couple and their unusual lifestyle pushed fame – and there is no small amount of ridicule.
It goes without saying that humans-even the breaths are self-described-are not able to live in the open air on the air and sunlight, where some practitioners were tragicly discovered when They died trying. But strangely, the concept turned out to be more fundamental than it appears first. According to a couple of Australian scientists, we can derive nutrients from the air – wherever it is close enough to live in it, but perhaps it is sufficient to take advantage of our health. Is it possible that the source of nutrition is under our noses all the time?
“The evidence is clearly clear that we can absorb the nutrients from the air we breathe,” he says. Flevia Vite MooreNutrition world at Newcastle University in Australia. Whether these “weather nutrients”, as the couple called, contribute great to our health, as you say, but they are in the future.
Every day, we breathe 7000 to 8000 liters of airA mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, argon, water vapor and other gases. Our lungs extract the oxygen and replace it with …
