Plants That Heal The Mind And Body
The Morning Standard|September 30, 2020
Every year in September, as we celebrate National Nutrition Month, we witness a frenzied series of activities highlighting the importance of nutrition. One of the themes this year is Poshan ke liye podhey (nutritional plants).
Neelanjana Singh
Plants That Heal The Mind And Body

Cultivating a kitchen garden is perhaps the simplest and most effective way of healing the body. I have frequently talked about the immune-boosting properties of the many plants that can easily be grown at home in pots. Edible green leaves are among the most nutrient-dense foods, packed with a range of health benefits.

However, when we talk about health, we often focus too much on the physical. Today, I talk about how plants can also heal the mind. This is a particularly stressful time for all of us around the world, imploring us to seek all kinds of therapeutic measures.

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