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1 ENHANCE YOUR NATURAL HEALTH AND HEALING You can trace every sickness, every disease, and every ailment to a mineral deficiency. Dr. Linus Pauling, Two-Time Nobel Prize Winner.

2 ENHANCE YOUR NATURAL HEALTH AND HEALING Fuel your body with the purest and most potent nutrients available to yield the best performance

3 COLLOIDAL MINERALS Boost Immunity: Help your body fight off foreign substances that can cause sickness and damage cells. Increase Energy: Feel the natural and clean source of energy that provides lasting strength and endurance all day. Sharpen Cognition: Give yourself the mental clarity and boost in functioning you need to complete daily tasks. Improve Skin: Provide your largest organ with the nutrients it needs to stay healthy and youthful. Vegan Friendly Dairy Free Soy Free Gluten Free

4 OUR MISSION We are dedicated to providing our customers with the very finest, most pristine, pure, and natural products available. Our culture is one that is more in tune with the natural world. OUR VISION Through our high quality colloidal minerals and colloidal silver, we want to give our customers the opportunity to naturally heal their body and boost their health to help provide them with the quality of life and longevity that they deserve. OUR STORY We started our family-owned business when we saw a void in the health and wellness space. After three years of research, we discovered the powerful historical and modern day uses of noble metals and minerals.

5 COMMERCIAL FARMING Why can t we get these minerals today from our fruit and vegetables? Commercial farming has robbed us of these important minerals from soil depletion, fortunately we can take steps like consuming mineral complexes to aid our health. Because of soil depletion, crops grown decades ago were much richer in vitamins and minerals than the varieties most of us get today! Our complete colloidal mineral complex contains up to 72 plant-derived trace minerals and elements which are used by the body to help it perform optimally and maintain health. They help protect the cells of the body from free radical damage by providing antioxidant support. These colloidal minerals are better absorbed and utilized by the body to improve efficacy and results.

6 HISTORICAL SILVER For thousands of years silver has been used as a healing and anti-bacterial agent by civilizations throughout the world. Its medical, preservative and restorative powers can be traced as far back as the ancient Greek and Roman Empires. Long before the development of modern pharmaceuticals, silver was employed as a germicide and antibiotic. Chinese emperors and their courts ate with silver chopsticks. A Chinese clinical study demonstrating that a colloidal silver gelatin sponge utilized on an infected tooth and surrounding gums was able to cure the infection.

7 In India, people suffering from digestive problems and organs related to digestion like stomach, intestines, liver etc. and those suffering from diseases of the urinary system and organs find it benefits to consume silver charged water. Silver has anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties. In olden times milk was preserved by putting silver coins in it since it kills pathogens of all types instantly. Many people have been able to cure infected teeth and/or gums simply by holding 10 ppm colloidal silver in their mouths, directly over the affected area, for 20 minutes at a time, two or three times a day. But dentists tend to scoff at this technique, claiming there s no proof colloidal silver would be effective.

8 HEALTH BENEFITS Recent studies have confirmed that Silver, a naturally occurring mineral helps in boosting our immune system safely and efficiently to stay healthy. Silver equips the antibodies, white blood cells, and other chemicals and proteins to better fight foreign bodies such as bacteria, viruses, and infections that attack our body. Conclusions from a study as was published in the International Forum for Allergy and Rhinology in 2015 stated that Sinus infections and hidden pathogenic infections which cause respiratory inflammation associated with common allergies and asthma could be treated with Silver. Also, people that suffer airborne allergies can now have a better treatment with Silver because it destroys the Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection which causes the discomfort. The deadly drugresistant Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus, MRSA (bacteria) pathogen, which is associated with numerous life-threatening infections, can now be quickly and effectively destroyed with Silver consumption unlike other medications for fighting infections.

9 SILVER PREVENTS AND KILLS VIRUSES IN THE HUMAN BODY This mineral has been listed as one of the ways to cure viruses naturally by the Institute for Optimum Nutrition. This was made possible as a result of the impact of colloidal silver, which acts as a pure metallic silver suspension in water when used in food supplements. Silver suffocates and kills viruses, bacteria, and fungi by stopping enzymes which enables them to utilize oxygen for their survival. HELPS TO DESTROY BACTERIAL INFECTIONS IN THE BODY Antibiotic-resistant super pathogens can be destroyed with silver. It is well documented that silver can kill over 650 bacteria, fungi, parasites, and mold that can cause diseases. SILVER CAN TREAT AND PREVENT COMMON COLD AND FLU A study conducted in 2011 on 100 children aged 12 who were down with a common cold and nasal congestion revealed the effectiveness of silver for this treatment. About 90% of half the kids treated with silver and beta glucan completely recovered while the other half had significant relief when treated with saline solution only. Therefore, daily consumption of small amounts of silver can help prevent common cold and flu while boosting our immune system. Silver is a remarkable mineral that can fight Bronchitis and Pneumonia.

10 HISTORICAL MINERALS Health and well-being are forefronts in the minds of many people in recent times. One way that some are enhancing their health is through the intake of colloidal minerals. Trace minerals are a mineral essential to our body for optimal health but not required by our body in significant quantities. Specifically, trace minerals support metabolism, antioxidant protection, immune system function, and energy. Liquid colloidal mineral supplements are types of trace mineral supplements that purport better absorption by our body due to the small size of the colloidal minerals. Below are some benefits of colloidal minerals. Most diseases result from preventable mineral deficiencies. Many people who die of apparent natural causes die from mineral deficiencies. For instance, a copper deficiency can lead to graying hair and facial wrinkles at any age, and a selenium deficiency. Adequate Consumption of colloidal mineral eliminates this.

11 When colloidal mineral is consumed, it is assimilated directly into the bloodstream and transported to the various organs to be utilized as nutrients for the cells regeneration. Colloidal minerals are thought to fight up to some 650 disease organisms vigorously. You ll find that dietary mineral supplements including colloidal minerals can make a huge difference in your life, and health.

12 MAGNESIUM IS THE MOST CRITICAL MINERAL REQUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL STABILITY OF EVERY CELL IN THE BODY

13 EVERY DISEASE IS TRACED TO A MINERAL DEFICIENCY THE BODY CAN T PRODUCE MINERALS ON ITS OWN IT S IMPORTANT TO CONSUME THE MINERALS NEEDED IN A FORM THAT THE BODY CAN USE!

14 Acinetobacter baumannii // Acinetobacter lwoffii // Acinetobacter spp. // Actinomycetes // Adenovirus // Aeromonas spp. // Alcaligenes faecalis // Alcalig Bacillus cereus Sporicidal // Bacillus subtilis // Bacteriodes fragilis // Bartonella quintana // Blastocystis hominis // Bordetella pertussis // Borrelia burgd holderia mallei // Burkholderia pseudomallei // Campylobacter jejuni // Candida albicans // Candida auris // Candida krusei // Candida parapsilosis // // Clostridium perfringens // Coronavirus // Corynebacterium diphtheriae // Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis // Corynebacterium // Corynebacterium Cyclospora cayetanensis // Cytomegalovirus // Dengue virus // Dientamoeba // Ebola // Echovirus // Entamoeba dispar // Entamoeba histolytica // En phyton // Epstein-Barr // Filarial worms // Foot-and-mouth disease // Francisella tularensis // Helicobacter pylori // Helminths (Worms) // Hepatitis B // H Human herpesvirus 8 // Human immunodeficiency // Human metapneumovirus // 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// Virucidal // Varicella zoster // Virucidal // Variola // Virucidal // Yellow fever // Yersinia pestis // Yersinia pseudotuberculosis // Vibrio cholerae genes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis Spor burgdorferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium d um ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // Cryptosporidium hominis // Cryptosporidium parvu Enterobacter aerogenes // Enterobacter cloacae // Enterobius vermicularis // Enterococcus faecalis // Enterococcus faecium // Enterococcus hirae // Epid Hepatitis // Hepatitis D // Hepatitis E // Herpes simplex // Histoplasma capsulatum 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Trichosporon spp. // Trichuris trichiura // Trypanosoma brucei gambiense // Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense // Trypanosoma c Acinetobacter baumannii // Acinetobacter lwoffii // Acinetobacter spp. // Actinomycetes // Adenovirus // Aeromonas spp. // Alcaligenes faecalis // Alcalig Bacillus cereus Sporicidal // Bacillus subtilis // Bacteriodes fragilis // Bartonella quintana // Blastocystis hominis // Bordetella pertussis // Borrelia burgd holderia mallei // Burkholderia pseudomallei // Campylobacter jejuni // Candida albicans // Candida auris // Candida krusei // Candida parapsilosis // // Clostridium perfringens // Coronavirus // Corynebacterium diphtheriae // Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis // Corynebacterium // Corynebacterium Cyclospora cayetanensis // Cytomegalovirus // Dengue virus // Dientamoeba // Ebola // Echovirus // Entamoeba dispar // Entamoeba histolytica // En phyton // Epstein-Barr // Filarial worms // Foot-and-mouth disease // Francisella tularensis // Helicobacter pylori // Helminths (Worms) // Hepatitis B // H Human herpesvirus 8 // Human immunodeficiency // Human metapneumovirus // Human papillomavirus // Hymenolepsis nana // Klebsiella granulomatis domesenteroides // Listeria monocytogenes // Marburg // Measles // Micrococcus // Microsporum // Molluscipoxvirus // Moraxella catarrhalis // Morga genitalium // Mycoplasma pneumoniae // Naegleria fowleri // Neisseria meningitidis // Neisseria gonorrhoeae // Norovirus // Pantoea agglomerans // Poliovirus // Polyomavirus // Prevotella spp. // Prions // Propionibacterium // Proteus mirabilis // Proteus vulgaris // Providencia rettgeri // Providencia s sia typhi // Roseomonas gilardii // Rotavirus // Rubella // Schistosoma mansoni // Salmonella enteritidis // Salmonella paratyphi // Salmonella spp. // Sal aureus // Staphylococcus capitis // Staphylococcus epidermidis // Staphylococcus haemolyticus // Staphylococcus hominis // Staphylococcus lugdunensis tococcus spp. // Strongyloides stercoralis // Taenia solium // TBE // Toxoplasma gondii // Treponema pallidum // Trichinella spiralis // Trichomonas vagina cruzi // Vaccinia // Virucidal // Varicella zoster // Virucidal // Variola // Virucidal // Yellow fever // Yersinia pestis // Yersinia pseudotuberculosis // Vibrio ch Alcaligenes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis lia burgdorferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium rium ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // Cryptosporidium hominis // Cryptosporidium parv Enterobacter aerogenes // Enterobacter cloacae // Enterobius vermicularis // Enterococcus faecalis // Enterococcus faecium // Enterococcus hirae // Epid Hepatitis // Hepatitis D // Hepatitis E // Herpes simplex // Histoplasma capsulatum // Human enterovirus 71 // Human herpesvirus // Human herpesvirus 7 Klebsiella oxytoca // Klebsiella pneumoniae MDR // Lassa // Leclercia // Legionella pneumophila // Leishmania spp. // Leptospira // Leuconostoc pseudom Mumps // Mycobacterium chimaera // Mycobactericidal // Mycobacterium leprae // Mycobactericidal // Mycobacterium tuberculosis // Mycoplasma gen cus yeei // Parainfluenza // Parvovirus // Pediculus humanus capitis // Pediculus humanus corporis // Plasmodium spp. // Pneumocystis jiroveci // Polio Pseudomonas aeruginosa // Pseudomonas spp. // Rabies // Ralstonia spp. // Respiratory syncytial virus // Rhinovirus // Rickettsia prowazekii // Rickettsia t typhi // Salmonella typhimurium // Sarcoptes scabiei // Sapovirus // Serratia marcescens // Shigella sonnei // Sphingomonas species // Staphylococcus au Staphylococcus pasteuri // Staphylococcus saprophyticus // Stenotrophomonas maltophilia // Streptococcus pneumoniae // Streptococcus pyogenes // Stre // Trichophyton spp. // Trichosporon spp. // Trichuris trichiura // Trypanosoma brucei gambiense // Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense // Trypanosoma c // Acinetobacter baumannii // Acinetobacter lwoffii // Acinetobacter spp. // Actinomycetes // Adenovirus // Aeromonas spp. // Alcaligenes faecalis // Alca // Bacillus cereus Sporicidal // Bacillus subtilis // Bacteriodes fragilis // Bartonella quintana // Blastocystis hominis // Bordetella pertussis // Borrelia bur holderia mallei // Burkholderia pseudomallei // Campylobacter jejuni // Candida albicans // Candida auris // Candida krusei // Candida parapsilosis // // Clostridium perfringens // Coronavirus // Corynebacterium diphtheriae // Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis // Corynebacterium // Corynebacterium Cyclospora cayetanensis // Cytomegalovirus // Dengue virus // Dientamoeba // Ebola // Echovirus // Entamoeba dispar // Entamoeba histolytica // En phyton // Epstein-Barr // Filarial worms // Foot-and-mouth disease // Francisella tularensis // Helicobacter pylori // Helminths (Worms) // Hepatitis B // H Human herpesvirus 8 // Human immunodeficiency // Human metapneumovirus // Human papillomavirus // Hymenolepsis nana // Klebsiella granulomatis domesenteroides // Listeria monocytogenes // Marburg // Measles // Micrococcus // Microsporum // Molluscipoxvirus // Moraxella catarrhalis // Morga genitalium // Mycoplasma pneumoniae // Naegleria fowleri // Neisseria meningitidis // Neisseria gonorrhoeae // Norovirus // Pantoea agglomerans // Poliovirus // Polyomavirus // Prevotella spp. // Prions // Propionibacterium // Proteus mirabilis // Proteus vulgaris // Providencia rettgeri // Providencia s sia typhi // Roseomonas gilardii // Rotavirus // Rubella // Schistosoma mansoni // Salmonella enteritidis // Salmonella paratyphi // Salmonella spp. // Sal aureus // Staphylococcus capitis // Staphylococcus epidermidis // Staphylococcus haemolyticus // Staphylococcus hominis // Staphylococcus lugdunensis tococcus spp. // Strongyloides stercoralis // Taenia solium // TBE // Toxoplasma gondii // Treponema pallidum // Trichinella spiralis // Trichomonas vagina cruzi // Vaccinia // Virucidal // Varicella zoster // Virucidal // Variola // Virucidal // Yellow fever // Yersinia pestis // Yersinia pseudotuberculosis // Vibrio ch Alcaligenes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis lia burgdorferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium rium ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // 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15 enes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis Sporic orferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Burk- Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium d ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // Cryptosporidium hominis // Cryptosporidium parvum terobacter aerogenes // Enterobacter cloacae // Enterobius vermicularis // Enterococcus faecalis // Enterococcus faecium // Enterococcus hirae // Epider epatitis // Hepatitis D // Hepatitis E // Herpes simplex // Histoplasma capsulatum // Human enterovirus 71 // Human herpesvirus // Human herpesvirus 7 / // Klebsiella oxytoca // Klebsiella pneumoniae MDR // Lassa Leclercia // Legionella pneumophila // Leishmania spp. // Leptospira // Leuconostoc pseudo Mumps // Mycobacterium chimaera // Mycobactericidal // Mycobacterium leprae // Mycobactericidal // Mycobacterium tuberculosis // Mycoplasma ge ccus yeei // Parainfluenza // Parvovirus // Pediculus humanus capitis // Pediculus humanus corporis // Plasmodium spp. // Pneumocystis jiroveci // Po seudomonas aeruginosa // Pseudomonas spp. // Rabies // Ralstonia spp. // Respiratory syncytial virus // Rhinovirus // Rickettsia prowazekii // Rickettsia ty phi // Salmonella typhimurium // Sarcoptes scabiei // Sapovirus // Serratia marcescens // Shigella sonnei // Sphingomonas species // Staphylococcus aure ococcus pasteuri // Staphylococcus saprophyticus // Stenotrophomonas maltophilia // Streptococcus pneumoniae // Streptococcus pyogenes // Streptococ hophyton spp. // Trichosporon spp. // Trichuris trichiura // Trypanosoma brucei gambiense // Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense // Trypanosoma cruzi / // Acinetobacter baumannii // Acinetobacter lwoffii // Acinetobacter spp. // Actinomycetes // Adenovirus // Aeromonas spp. // Alcaligenes faecalis // Alca icidal // Bacillus cereus Sporicidal // Bacillus subtilis // Bacteriodes fragilis // Bartonella quintana // Blastocystis hominis // Bordetella pertussis // Borreli Burkholderia mallei // Burkholderia pseudomallei // Campylobacter jejuni // Candida albicans // Candida auris // Candida krusei // Candida parapsilos ifficile // Clostridium perfringens // Coronavirus // Corynebacterium diphtheriae // Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis // Corynebacterium // Coryneba m // Cyclospora cayetanensis // Cytomegalovirus // Dengue virus // Dientamoeba // Ebola // Echovirus // Entamoeba dispar // Entamoeba histolytica ermophyton // Epstein-Barr // Filarial worms // Foot-and-mouth disease // Francisella tularensis // Helicobacter pylori // Helminths (Worms) // Hepatitis B // Human herpesvirus 8 // Human immunodeficiency // Human metapneumovirus // Human 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Virucidal // Varicella zoster // Virucidal // Variola // Virucidal // Yellow fever // Yersinia pestis // Yersinia pseudotuberculosis // Vibrio ch enes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis Sporic orferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Burk- Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium d ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // Cryptosporidium hominis // Cryptosporidium parvum terobacter aerogenes // Enterobacter cloacae // Enterobius vermicularis // Enterococcus faecalis // Enterococcus faecium // Enterococcus hirae // Epider epatitis // Hepatitis D // Hepatitis E // Herpes simplex // Histoplasma capsulatum // Human 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pylori // Helminths (Worms) // Hepatitis B // Human herpesvirus 8 // Human immunodeficiency // Human metapneumovirus // Human papillomavirus // Hymenolepsis nana // Klebsiella granuloma esenteroides // Listeria monocytogenes // Marburg // Measles // Micrococcus // Microsporum // Molluscipoxvirus // Moraxella catarrhalis // Morganell italium // Mycoplasma pneumoniae // Naegleria fowleri // Neisseria meningitidis // Neisseria gonorrhoeae // Norovirus // Pantoea agglomerans // Par virus // Polyomavirus // Prevotella spp. // Prions // Propionibacterium // Proteus mirabilis // Proteus vulgaris // Providencia rettgeri // Providencia stuart yphi // Roseomonas gilardii // Rotavirus // Rubella // Schistosoma mansoni // Salmonella enteritidis // Salmonella paratyphi // Salmonella spp. // Salmon reus // Staphylococcus capitis // Staphylococcus epidermidis // Staphylococcus haemolyticus // Staphylococcus hominis // Staphylococcus lugdunensis // ptococcus spp. // Strongyloides stercoralis // Taenia solium // TBE // Toxoplasma gondii // Treponema pallidum // Trichinella spiralis // Trichomonas vagi ruzi // Vaccinia // Virucidal // Varicella zoster // Virucidal // Variola // Virucidal // Yellow fever // Yersinia pestis // Yersinia pseudotuberculosis // Vibrio ch ligenes spp./achromobacter spp. // Alcaligenes xylosoxidans // Arbovirus // Ascaris lumbricoides // Aspergillus spp. // Astrovirus // Bacillus anthracis Spo gdorferi // Borrelia duttoni // Borrelia recurrentis // Brevundimonas diminuta // Brevundimonas vesicularis // Brucella spp. // Burkholderia cepacia // Bu Chikungunya virus // Chlamydia pneumoniae // Chlamydia psittaci // Chlamydia trachomatis // Citrobacter spp. // Clostridium botulinum // Clostridium d ulcerans // Coxiella burnetii // Coxsackievirus // Crimean-Congo // Cryptococcus neoformans // Cryptosporidium hominis // Cryptosporidium parvum terobacter aerogenes // Enterobacter cloacae // Enterobius vermicularis // Enterococcus faecalis // Enterococcus faecium // 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16 TO P 10 U S E S O F S I LV E R A N D MINERAL COMPLEXES Colloidal silver and mineral complexes have so many different uses and benefits from short term infection healing to energising and revitalising long term effects. Here s a short list of the top ten ways to use colloidal earth complexes. 1 Apply silver to skin conditions such as warts, herpes sores ringworm etc. 2 Spray on to burns to aid healing and prevent scarring. 3 For bronchial problems use in a nebulizer and inhale. 4 Can be used to treat ear infections when applied into the eardrum. 5 Can be used as a natural way to treat yeast infections.

17 6 It can help boost your immunity to fight off infections before a cold strikes. 7 It can treat MRSA which is a specific infection that is resistant to antibiotics. 8 It s really useful for eye infections, sties and pink eye when applied topically to the eye. 9 For sinus infections, it can be used in the nose and run through to the back of your throat or used in a Neti pot. 10 It can be used for treating acne as it s antibacterial and promotes healing without scarring.

18 P R O F E S S I O N A L R E S E A R C H O R GA N I Z AT I O N S Since the early 1900 s, our soils have become progressively more and more depleted of vital minerals and trace minerals necessary for optimal plant, animal and human health. The depleted condition of our growing soils has been confirmed by numerous credible, 3rd party agricultural research, health organizations and soil experts, both in the US and Internationally. Below are just a few of the numerous professional research organizations and publications that recognize and acknowledge the seriously depleted mineral content of the developed world s agricultural soils Keep in Mind: Plants can manufacture some vitamins and amino acids but they can NOT manufacture minerals. If any mineral is not in the soil where the plant is grown, it s not in the plant no matter how good of a reputation that plant has for a particular mineral (selenium etc), if it s not in the soil IT S NOT IN THE PLANT! Senate Document 264 of the 74th Congress, 2nd Session 1936 View Full Report View Conclusions Medical Research Council (1940) (1-3) and M.A.F.F. (4,5) View Reference These books provide statistics on the chemical composition of foods available to us as a nation between the period 1940 to Dept of Soil Science, University of Wisconsin View Report Scientific American View Reference The Journal of the American College of Nutrition The Kushi Institute; International Center for Natural Healing The Organic Consumers Association The Nutrition Security Institute View Report 1 View Report 2 View Charts The UN Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Foods View Report Dr. Linus Pauling (Two Time Nobel Prize Winner) & Many Other Health Experts View Reference The Foods Standards Agency The Royal Society of Chemistry: Authors R.A. McCance and E.M. Widdowson View Reference The International Food Policy Research Institute. The United Nations World Health Organization The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy View Full Report View Condensed Report The University of Texas at Austin View Reference The Washington State University View Report The Journal of Complimentary Medicine USANA Health Sciences View Report The Journal of the American College of Nutrition The UN Food and Agricultural Organization The UN International Food and Policy Research Institute View Research Report The UK publication Food Magazine News Canada

19 Commercial farming methods using chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, GMO s and over harvesting have made our agricultural soils sick and toxic compared to what they once were. Additional Contributing Factors to Soil Depletion and Degradation: Prior to the construction of the Dams in the US, there was an annual flooding of the planes that took place during the changing of the seasons when the ice and snow melted off the Mountains. The flood waters originating in the mountains carried rock dust (minerals) in them which soaked into the plain soils. Since the construction of the major Dams around the country (US), flooding is no longer a problem and natural soil mineralization from mountain and glacial runoff is no longer a contributing factor to soil fertility. Prior to the advent of electricity, people everywhere used wood burning stoves for heating and cooking. The left over ashes from our stoves are actually the minerals the trees soaked up from the soils and were tilled back into their gardens. which also provided additional minerals in our foods. This is also no longer the case. Inorganic, Commercial Farming Practices using Chemical herbicides, pesticides and fungicides destroy friendly bacteria organisms in our soils. Friendly bacteria s job is to further break down organic matter into healthy living soil factors. Our soils are literally sick and close to death compared to what they were. GMO s have altered the natural biological structure of our plants making them more resistant to adverse weather conditions and genetic/carcinogenic toxins like glyphosate (roundup). Which means the plants can tolerate more glyphosate.. but what about the humans and animals who ingest these plants? IN 1910 THERE WAS 500 PARTS PER MILLION OF MINERALS. IN 2006 THERE WAS 50 PARTS PER MILLION OF MINERALS IN THE SOIL.