Petr Jehlička
@petrjehlicka.bsky.social
Environmental geographer at the Czech Academy of Sciences : Informal food systems : Food waste : Geography of knowledge production : Sustainable consumption
Reposted by Petr Jehlička
Project's focus encouraged us to step out of the comfort zone of social geography and walk into the public health field. Very interesting experience but not an easy one😄
Hopefully, we've provided new and robust insight into the #gardening, #food and #publichealth studies.
Hopefully, we've provided new and robust insight into the #gardening, #food and #publichealth studies.
May 20, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Project's focus encouraged us to step out of the comfort zone of social geography and walk into the public health field. Very interesting experience but not an easy one😄
Hopefully, we've provided new and robust insight into the #gardening, #food and #publichealth studies.
Hopefully, we've provided new and robust insight into the #gardening, #food and #publichealth studies.
Reposted by Petr Jehlička
Brief summary👇
👍Gardeners eat fruit and vegetables more often and have lower #BMI even if the effect of sociodemographics is controlled.
🤔However, the relationship between gardening, consumption and health is not straightforward.
👍Gardeners eat fruit and vegetables more often and have lower #BMI even if the effect of sociodemographics is controlled.
🤔However, the relationship between gardening, consumption and health is not straightforward.
May 20, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Brief summary👇
👍Gardeners eat fruit and vegetables more often and have lower #BMI even if the effect of sociodemographics is controlled.
🤔However, the relationship between gardening, consumption and health is not straightforward.
👍Gardeners eat fruit and vegetables more often and have lower #BMI even if the effect of sociodemographics is controlled.
🤔However, the relationship between gardening, consumption and health is not straightforward.