Gbiota Blog
Adapting to the food crisis
Learning how to adapt to the food crisis is the most important skill we can teach our kids. That means understanding how the world is changing then helping them change their behaviour to adapt.
School Garden Project
In our gut are a huge number of micro organisms which talk to each to create an intelligent system – our gut brain.
This gut brain controls our appetite, supports our immune system and produces many of the complex chemicals needed to replace our body parts as they wear.
Health and life span
how food affect health and life span
Gbiota Videos
This video library covers the core ideas behind Gbiota—how microbes shape soil, plants, appetite, energy, and long-term health. These short explanations help visitors understand why gut-brain food matters, how to grow it, and how communities can build a healthier…
Minister’s Reply on Water Reform and Water-Saving Innovation (2006)
In May 2006, Malcolm Turnbull MP replied to Colin Austin’s letter about Australia’s water policy and new technologies to harvest more rain. The reply outlines the Australian Government’s commitment to national water reform through the National Water Initiative,…
Aquaponics by Igor
This is a post from one of our users Igor Grossman in Melbourne about his aquaponics systems. Although a different technology the basic aims of high nutrients and active biology are similar to Gbiota beds [pdf-embedder…
The essence
Our guts do much more than help us digest our food. Our guts are part of the system which acts as an intelligent control system regulating our appetite, what and how much we eat and where and how much is stored as fat in our bodies. They are home to 70% of our immune system. 90% of people who die from the virus have been eating a diet lacking essential ingredients.
News flash 30 Oct 20
News flash for Gbiota club members
When the virus has gone, as it surely will, the world will be a very different place. People will understand that the best protection against the next virus, which again will surely come, is to have a population with a healthy immune system.
Gbiota easy
This is the easiest way I know to grow Gbiota food, it is dead simple and works fine but lacks the automated flood and drain features of a full blown Gbiota bed – but it is a great way to get started.
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