In March 2015, the Movement of Life Uganda team, under the leadership of Gyavira Mwesigwa Bugigi, launched a school gardening project at the St. Agnes Centre for Education in Mbarara town, located in the Western Region of Uganda. The project involves learning about natural health approaches, spreading health information around the school and in the…
Our Free Health for All campaign is working towards the eradication of diseases using scientifically proven natural health approaches. Promoting Dr. Matthias Rath’s groundbreaking Cellular Medicine concept – that long-term deficiencies of vitamins, minerals and other essential micronutrients are the primary cause of chronic diseases – is central to this campaign.
Our Free Food for All campaign is working towards the elimination of malnutrition and hunger. We promote the use of natural, organic agriculture approaches and oppose the use of genetically modified crops.
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EnglishGermanPolishItalianEnglish Growing cellular nutrients for your health As more and more people now realize, the majority of the fruits and vegetables on sale in our shops and supermarkets today have been treated with pesticides and herbicides. While they might be nice to look at, they are low in micronutrients and have almost no nutritional value.…
The groundbreaking School Health Parliament gardening project in Uganda recently reached an impressive total of 50 participating schools! Led by Gyavira Mwesige, our Movement of Life coordinator in Uganda, the schools are also teaching children about nutrition and Cellular Medicine. With some schools additionally now beginning to rear livestock, the project is not only improving…
Our groundbreaking school gardening project in Uganda has recently reached an impressive total of 50 participating schools. Launched in March 2015, the project involves growing fruit trees, vegetables, and medicinal plants. Led by Gyavira Mwesige, our Movement of Life coordinator in Uganda, the schools are also teaching children about nutrition and Cellular Medicine. With some schools additionally now…
Take a look at these inspiring photographs documenting the latest developments of the school gardening project in Uganda. In these pictures you can see the wonderful results of the project. As the photographs demonstrate, the children are very enthusiastic about the project and the things they have learned about growing fruits and vegetables. With each…
