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Newsletters Here are our links to current newsletters, you can read as a web file or download as a pdf Note to use links you should currently use web files (if available) Newsletter_1_Nov_ 2015 Newsletter_October_2015  Reply to Facebook queries Newsletter_September_2015  Return from China Newsletter_June_2015 How to grow (or buy) healthy vegetables.pdf Newsletter_March_2015 The human cost of bad diet Newsletter (Feb 2015) Wildswans Health and wicking beds or as .pdf Newsletter (Jan 2015) Once upon a time about soil for wicking beds or as .pdf Newsletter_Jan_2015 The hungry beast inside - why it is so difficult to control appetite or download The hungry beast inside as .pdf hungrybeastpart1.pdf Newsletter_October_2014.pdf Details of the grower scheme Newsletter_September_2014.pdf About the Bundaberg Trials Newsletter_August_2014.htm Newsletter_August_2014.pdf Newsletter_July_2014 Fresh food and the Health Epidemic Newsletter_22_June_2014 .pdf Ying Yang Food Newsletter_8_May_2014.pdf Shanghai talk Newletter 14_april_2014.htm de-boggling in China Newsletter 12 Jan 2014  About smelly wicking beds and future plans Decemeber 2013 Comments on Gardening Australia segment on self watering containers Newsletter 20 November 2013    (.pdf) About the toxity of liners Newsletter 1 Nov 2013 The evolution of wicking beds and their future Web page .pdf Newsleter October 2013 Web page .pdf Newsletter 19 September 2013  The Biology Revolution Newsletter 15 August 2013 (.pdf) Looks at the science behind wicking beds based on a note to Premila, our Ph. D student at the Uni of SA Newsletter 20 June 2013 Looks at the process of science and innovation and how using the knowledge that there are two hormones which indicate we are full or hungry we can help find a diet which is best for us. or for download diet scams and science.pdf Newsletter 25 March 2013 Looks at our understanding of soil science and how we can generate good soils, particularly for wicking beds or for download soil.pdf Also previous article on healthy food (pdf only) diabetes and phytochemicals.pdf

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