Mar 9, 2011

Posted by angus in Eat, Happiness and Resilience, Health, Move, Podcast | 0 Comments

What does your environment say about you?

Listen to “What Does Your Environment Say About You?” – Healthy Life Podcast

It has been said that your environment is perfectly set up to give you your current life. Anthropologists are able to predict behaviours of ancient cultures by finding buried artefacts. If an anthropologist came into your house what would they be able to predict about your habits, health and happiness. Listen to this podcast – you might be surprised.

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