Through the ages across all continents, soil and water health has been critical to human and animal health and survival
In a consumable obsessed 21st Century, human rationality and actual behaviour and actions do not correlate. All too frequently, human desire for growth and status supersedes the importance of nature. Recycling and chemical plastics usage is apparently of secondary importance.
Most educated rational human beings agree that:
Healthy soil + clean water = safe food + strong ecosystems + disease prevention.
Without this crucial balance, we all risk food insecurity, malnutrition, toxic chemical exposures, and more disease (i.e. IBS, Krohn disease) —especially in vulnerable populations.
We also apparently face more exposure to cancer. In Australia, for example, cancer rates for younger people are climbing: A 500% increase in prostate cancer for 30-39 years old people from 2000 to 2024 is staggering; historically, cancer was largely prevalent in older people.
Is this trend turning for the worse?
This is a troubling as Australia is one of the least populated regions in the World.
Air, Water and soil quality is far worse in more densely populated regions on all continents.
Are young person cancer growth rates actually being measured in the World’s most populated regions or is the subject too politically uncomfortable and contentious?
At TFocus, we focus on Climate and Health technologies that make a social impact.
We hate waste and champion rigorous recycling (especially plastics management) and try to educate young people about the critical importance of recycling, PSR (Personal Social Responsibility) and soil & water health.
Keen, Green and Clean has been anchored in our TFocus mantra for 21 years.
We are choosing to work with companies that make an environmental impact, such as The National Rivers Consortium in the UK, Better 2 Earth in Portugal and Blue Sky Labs in Western Australia.
Blue Sky Labs is an innovative environmental monitoring and bioremediation company with a true sense of purpose that will make waves.
We are also looking to work with gut biome specialists and start ups that help improve gut health and set up Natural Health Focus to educate young people about using natural organic products.
A healthy balanced gut biome reduces exposure to cancer and other diseases and can even reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Pure and chemical free waters and soil help our gut biomes optimise to function optimally and also improve our immune system to fight all infectious diseases, not just cancer.