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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2022 · 27 MIN

106: How to Grow Food at Home and Why You Should Do It with Phil Diasinos

from Your Coach, Helen Uskovic

Did you know that we ingest trace amounts of chemicals and pesticides in our every day lives through the food we eat? These substances, no matter how small the quantities are, can cost our health later.Join us in this podcast episode as we explore the possibilities and benefits of consuming cleaner produce, as well as saving your money by growing your own food at home - even without sunlight!Hydroponics and health advocate Phil Diasinos chats with us about the agriculture industry, the pros and cons about pesticide, and how you can take a step towards self-sufficiency by learning how to cultivate your own food.So should you grow your own food at home? Tune in to find out!Head on to igroponix.com and use my promo code HELEN to get 10% off on your order!You can also connect with Phil through his Instagram at @phillipdiasinos.If you loved this, please leave me a 5-star review and share with me your experience or thoughts on my Instagram @helen_uskovic. Thank you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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