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www.binnsoilnutrients.com There is a vital key to healthy abundant food in the simple act of adding rock dust from a volcanic rock to the soil we grow our food in. The actual process is complex, increasing bacteria in the soil, and availability of certain minerals which do become depleted over time. Pioneering research is going on in the UK and in other places. Yet few have heard about it. As we are all mineral deficient and many diseases are routinely cured by nutrition alone remineralising the soil should be top of the agenda of an uncontrolled media. Here is a piece about some true heros of our times. Gardeners explore the above website, and if you are near Brighton, Rock Dust will soon be available from Anahata Health Clinic, call 01273 698697

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  • Hi Arush, sorry no I asked the lady who is promoting the rockdust and she did not have any results to show me. I have a copy of the ancient book 'bread from stones'. I am amazed if there are no studies on this but not dilegently searched it out. All the best Unity

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  • has anyone tried a pinch under the tongue? May cure many illnesses.

  • Sea Energy Agriculture by Dr. Maynard Murray

  • Chemical Farming has failed!

    It was an experiment, which resulted in poor crops devoid of nutrients and flavor, with farmers' families suffering with Cancer and other ailments.

    It turns out that natural, normal, farming techniques are better.

    Nature knows best.

  • It was concluded that rockdust was not shown to influence plant yield or quality in

    the agricultural setting of the field trial, nor was it shown to be a useful addition to

    plant growth media. Therefore rockdust could not be proven to be a useful soil

    fertility amendment. Glasgow University: theses.gla.ac.uk/617/01/2009ca­­mpbelllphd.pdf

  • unity, do you have a link to the results of the research that gets alluded to in these videos?

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