Bacteria in soil may make us happier & smarter

We've been taught throughout the years that gardening is good for our health.  It's a peaceful activity that brings you calmness and at one with nature, all while providing good exercise for all ages and stages of life.  New studies have found more reason to get your hands dirty.  A certain strain of bacterium in the soil thas been found to trigger the release of seratonin, which elevates mood and decreases anxiety. Researchers think it might also be key in treating certain well known diseases like cancer. Read more about this interesting discovery by clicking below.

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