Malnutrition
Spriulina contains about sixty
percent protein. This is the richest percentage of protein available
in food. The Spriulina protein also contains essential amino acids.
Hence, it's considered to be a complete protein. The Spirulina
protein is much better than animal protein because, generally,
the animal protein contains fat, cholesterol and calories. In
Spirulina protein the fat content is very low: approximately five
percent, and most of that is unsaturated fat.
Hence, Green Guard Society selected Spirulina, as food supplement
for poor people and orphans…
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Events
Conducting painting and essay writing
competitions in schools and other educational institutions to
raise the awareness on the importance of nature.
Exhibition and Sale of the
paintings
Exhibition and sale of the paintings
related to nature development and its importance to raise the
funds for the activities of the Green Guard Society.
Cleaning of the roads and
installing the rubbish bins
As a part of beautification of roads
and house dwelling areas Green Guard Society installs rubbish
bins.
Water purification
Water pollution is other big problem.
Especially in some parts of India water with some pollutants like
fluoride very dangerous to health.
Green Guard Society also wants to
participate in this regard to reduce and to provide pure water
to the people.
Distribution of knowledge/experience
contacts
Green Guard Society conducts some
seminars to raise the awareness of the people towards to nature
and its importance. And also recommends the various sources, where
the people can get the information how to protect our global home
by developing nature.
Feeding Animals
Along with the protection of nature,
Green Guard also feeding orphan animals like cows, buffaloes and
dogs which have no shelter and food.
Healing and treatments with
plants
Green Guard Society spreads the info
about Ayurveda.Like how to use the plats to cure certain diseases.
Some small heath tips by using house holding herbs.
For more information about Ayurveda
and healing properties of plants look our related links
http://ayurveda.ms/
