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October 17, 2014 Nature Seychelles

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an apple a day…

Using a flame to singe the hairy caterpillars

Aloe Vera

Lemon juice is used to even out skin tone

…the book empasises healthful solutions… Mery Streep

cocoa butter and milk fats are replaced with fruit juice Image via sxc.hu

Walking is popular in Seychelles

The centre is surrounded by beautiful views

It was a wonderful experience for all

Lemongrass will stop those fiends

…for smoother and better hydrated skin?

Eat mostly plants, especially greens

Flowering Mango ginger at our Heritage Garden

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Fresh lime being harvested at the Heritage (organic) Garden

Plants can have aesthetic, culinary, medicinal, and biodiversity value

Preparing the soil to plant corn at Nature Seychelles’ Heritage (organic) Garden.

Used fishing nets used to support cucumber

Organic harvests are good for you

where will the food come from? (Image: sxc.hu)

Robin applying neem to aubergine plants at the Heritage (organic) Garden

Via: http://aidanbrooksspices.blogspot.com/2007/10/turmeric.html

Meditating with the rising sun

that organically grown tomatoes have more antioxidants

the miracle berry makes things sweet

Canned has just as many ingredients?

fruits and vegetables have carotenoids which have anticarcinogenic properties

Eat healthy and local

Achar (zasar) ready to serve as an accompaniment to just about any meal

Robin, Nature Seychelles’ Green Yoga instructor leading a listening meditation

All around the garden Lucina has fruit like this passion vine

oil obtained from radish seeds is also used in a number of products and beneficial health applications.

Nature time is good for you (Photo: outdoors yoga)

Potted lettuce

combine exercise with resting or doing yoga or gentle walking

MInister Meriton (L); Minister St. Ange (center); and Dr. Shah (R)

Image: Clare Bloomfield http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/images/view_photog.php?photogid=862

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Take part in green yoga

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Vegetarians live longer study shows

3.5 million years ago the diet shifted (Image via Stock.Xchng)

Radish growing at Nature Seychelles’ Heritage (otganic) Garden

Eat me, am a raw cabbage

Nature Seychelles member Larissa Young at the Sanctuary at Roche Caiman

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