It is a simple fact that mankind is designed to find sustenance from the air we breathe, the sunlight we absorb, the water we drink, and the food we eat. Trees find sustenance from the sun and the earth, where rich mineralized soil gives them an abundance of nutrients and moisture. The roots push deep into the soil to obtain minerals that have been depleted in the surface farm soil, which has resulted from a lack of natural composting and limited fertilization. Most of the surface soils contain sparse amounts of necessary nutrients essential for proper human cellular functions due to overfarming. Gone are the trees that rained down their leaves to deliver the deep root nutrients, composting the soils. Today's food chain lacks many essential nutrients required for the maintenance of human life, function, health, and quality. You can begin to change your condition by introducing the nutrients depleted in the soil, thus missing in the farmed food you consume.
You can begin to change your condition by introducing the nutrients no longer available in the soil. These nutrients are not necessary for the plants to flourish; however, they are essential for the red-blooded life forms that can either obtain them via a third party (carnivorously) or by consuming fruit from deep-rooted trees and bushes, apples/berries, for example.
