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Message: <blockquote data-quote="frationsam" data-source="post: 18957599" data-attributes="member: 548235">If they'd been asking about the soil--because there's many organic soils that look like that. In fact, that's an organic soil--if they were asking, does microbial-rich soil and well cared for eco-soil like Erick's produce happier vegetables, their study would  <a href="http://www.getbeautytip.com/addium" target="_blank">addium</a> have had atonally different result. Isn't it amazing in science, if you ask the wrong question, you really go down the rabbit hole. So we have lots of information about this. This is not disputed at this point. And we have lots of information that nutrient-rich foods makes for healthy people. We have that information, too. But we haven't completed the arc from soil to our bodies. How do we relate to soil? What happens if I put Allie in that eco-cycle? What happens if I put you in that eco-cycle to your health? And these are the kinds of cross-disciplinary, big-picture questions that we need to start asking and not get caught in our click-and-grow bubble, you know, of putting the plant in the box or the human on the drug. <a href="http://www.getbeautytip.com/addium" target="_blank">http://www.getbeautytip.com/addium</a></blockquote>

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