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unliking it erases both me and my alter ego Not sure if we could start or need a new detox thread or something on natural remedies on radiation but found this. Ive been looking on rosemary, not a native here, as an anti-radiation herb, and see there are countless other plants for those who may be exposed to unwanted stuff we cannot avoid around us.
https://survivalmedicineblog.com/tag/rosemary/
https://survivalmedicineblog.com/tag/rosemary/
It is significant that certain plants are also good at cleaning the air we breathe indoors. I liked the photo of the plants here, but you should open the link to see the list of plants.
The Air Cleaning Experiments
Most people have heard at some point that house plants are good for your health because they can clean, filter and purify the air of various toxins and pollutants. A lot of people know that this has been proved by science, although
most people don't know about the actual studies or which plants are best for the job.
Humans have always "known" plants did more than provide food for us or look good, but there was no real science to support this idea. It wasn't untilThe National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) began to think about future life-support systems so humans could live on the moon and other planets that the ability of plants to filter and purify the air was exposed in full detail.
NASA proposed that if humans traveled to inhospitable planets then small biospheres would need to exist in order to support them, much like a spacecraft provides a suitable environment for its passengers as they travel through space. The issue however was that at the time spacecrafts could only be used for short periods due to the quick build up volatile organic chemicals, coming both from the people themselves as well as various equipment and machinery used on the craft.
Between 1980 and 1984 NASA proved plants in sealed test chambers that were exposed to volatile organic chemicals could remove them from the air. Including formaldehyde which is found in, or used to produce, a multitude of everyday products, from fabrics and furniture to tobacco smoke and gas stoves...
http://www.ourhouseplants.com/guides/50-plants-that-clean-the-air
The Air Cleaning Experiments
Most people have heard at some point that house plants are good for your health because they can clean, filter and purify the air of various toxins and pollutants. A lot of people know that this has been proved by science, although
Humans have always "known" plants did more than provide food for us or look good, but there was no real science to support this idea. It wasn't untilThe National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) began to think about future life-support systems so humans could live on the moon and other planets that the ability of plants to filter and purify the air was exposed in full detail.
NASA proposed that if humans traveled to inhospitable planets then small biospheres would need to exist in order to support them, much like a spacecraft provides a suitable environment for its passengers as they travel through space. The issue however was that at the time spacecrafts could only be used for short periods due to the quick build up volatile organic chemicals, coming both from the people themselves as well as various equipment and machinery used on the craft.
Between 1980 and 1984 NASA proved plants in sealed test chambers that were exposed to volatile organic chemicals could remove them from the air. Including formaldehyde which is found in, or used to produce, a multitude of everyday products, from fabrics and furniture to tobacco smoke and gas stoves...
http://www.ourhouseplants.com/guides/50-plants-that-clean-the-air