US Senate document 264 (1936), proposed that up to 99% of Americans suffer from lack of minerals. Being deficient in one or more kinds of minerals can lead to illness, aging even shortening one’s life. Given that Minerals are this important, unfortunately we no longer are able to obtain necessary minerals from the food we eat to sustain a healthy and lengthy life.
With the recent advent of High Technology, Minerals in its natural form are now readily available at affordable prices.

The United States Government released a warning to Americans that the soil in the US when crops are grown, is seriously deficient in Minerals. The document points out that “Our bodies rely more on minerals than on calories, protein, vitamins, starch or carbohydrates.”

Today 74 years have gone by and the quality of the soil in the US is at its worst with even less nutrients.

In certain developing areas of the world today, it was discovered that a great number of people lived between 100 – 120 years of age. But in developed countries, the United States, the average lifespan is 75.5 years of age. Based on research, that average age of an American Physician is 58.5, 17 years shorter than the average citizen. Some with serious illnesses will even have a shorter span of life.. The primary cause of illness is the deviation from or diverging widely from the Laws of Nature.
(There are 10 Natural Health Laws).

Unfortunately, the use of chemical fertilizer, in return for profit, has caused our food to be deficient in nutrition; minerals and other vital nutrient that our bodies need to sustain or prolong life.