Stomata, stomachs.

The gas exchanges of a leaf, the nanostoma, the basic yet complex physics of that space.

To breathe, with all aspects of ones being.

Multivarial, everchanging, in flux with seasonal nutrients versus stabilised for seasonal change. Perennial vs ephemeral, deciduous plants were a key solution to sub surface contaminant remediation, once upon a time. Yet what is deciduous indicates an inflammation response and reaction.

Appreciating the structures that do not decay with change. Or better even, born again after a burn back.

Human skin can be seen as a network of stoma, the mouths that we never know what to feed.

Yet in the age of antibiotic abuse and misuse, creating breeding grounds for what may evolve into what puts one in a noose.

See that waste water or even the human stomach, can only withstand so much continued destruction of bacterial balance to try to solely attack, what may no longer be in our digestive system.

Forever aiming for that homeostasis of habitat so what is opportunistic does not dominate.

With the knowledge, that ecosystems are intrinsically interwoven, see the loss of a wetland, that is what regulates damp, yet holds energy, such as the blood brain barrier within the human body.

An under appreciated function for central nervous system health, brain health. As wetlands are to global hydrological health- which is in fact our collective brain.

To think of what assists the astophytes to protect our overall system, glial in their entirety. 

When one knows bacterial dominance stagnates without energy. For flow, overall flow, including triggering those nanoscale energetic interactions and therefore actions, we all need a bit of the green or blue.

Algae.

When our water supplies, pounding our heads every possible shower no longer hold what a wetland once provided. 

In addition to not exacerbate, what we know deep down we continue to create, that is environments for pathogens to dominant.

Instead of ongoing dependance on an oral antibiotic remedy, maybe a scalp treatment combed in, washed away in a bucket the next day, to assist in any microscale deciduous actions that hominin need. Leaving the bucket out a few days before pouring it down the drain.

Yet what we bring to the surface to protect ones spine and brain may just need an antiseptic or castor oil and rosemary soaking into hair follicles to buffer us from what creates the insane.

Then there is blue and green urban design for our physical world.

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