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"Green Line to Know! 🌱 How to Protect From Dirt Fever How to Make Gardening Safe?"

Gardeners / vegetable lines must be careful! 🌱 "Melioidosis."

Don't forget to share it with your loved ones too.

This disease is more dangerous than thought, because bacteria are in the soil and water. If we have wounds or inhale / eat, it can be easily infected. Today, make a simple summary of the watercolor style! 👇

🧤 Easy to prevent:

1. Wear boots and gloves every time you need to touch the soil or water.

2. If there is a wound, wash immediately and avoid wading.

3. After the work, hurry to bathe, clean your body.

🌡️ Symptoms to observe:

• Acute high fever, chills

• Body aches or joint pain

• Pustules or ulcers along the skin

• Chronic cough, shortness of breath (case of lung infections)

Risky groups like diabetics or kidney disease, be particularly careful! Anyone with adult relatives gardening, don't forget to share and tell each other with care. 💖

# Health # Soil fever # Gardener # Grow vegetables to eat by yourself # Health alarm# Lemon8Health # Health Knowledge # Green Line # Landscaping

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Gardening can deeply support mental wellness in a few powerful ways: 1. Reduces Stress Spending time in green spaces or tending to plants has been shown to lower cortisol levels (the stress hormone). The act of gardening itself—digging, planting, watering—can serve as a grounding ritual that so
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Gardening @ home 🌸🧅🥬
Lettuce bud Day 1 🥬😁💕 Green onions have been growing for about a month now and have been freshly cut😮‍💨😄 PRO TIP!! I used the tennis ball packaging from Walmart to support the onions as they extend out which they seem to love😍😊. My previous batch would grow to heavy and break, resulting in de
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