1 Evolution

    The starting point of the evolution of all living species without taking into account the initial phase (energy phase) which has been poorly studied and therefore unknown, are the chemical elements, which kept their physical, chemical and crystalline properties. It's frustrating to follow the evolution up to the first living specie without considering a need for better organisation, maybe a better balance for some elements. I call conscience everything that precedes this time.

    This intelligent conscience is everywhere. It comes from the east magnetic, the terrestrial magnetic field. I think that those waves of conscience created or helped the combination of chemical elements found in the atmosphere and put them together, helped by the sun, by the energy found in the atmosphere and then with mineral elements found on earth until the first plant.

    At first, plants grew in water, then on ground and after improving their conscience they felt the need to stand up but as they couldn't move about they turned into a round shape in order to catch sunlight and produce food as well as keep and make easy the receiving of waves of conscience. The waves of conscience can be spread out in any environment hitting everything under the influence of magnetic fields. The evolution of plants up to the first animal, like the birth of the first plant, needs explaining.

    I believe it was due to lack of space, which would make survival easier, would let light in, energy, food and perhaps other unknown facts. The steady growth of conscience made moving around possible. With the evolution of conscience, some other necessities came up and slowly shaped the creature that met the needs to the point of what we know as being the rational animal: man.
Therefore, without a clear explanation, there are plants, animals and men.

Keeping up life

    The explanations might not be totally right but there's no doubt whatsoever that life began through minerals which are a highly concentrated source of energy with their own frequency materially identified by their physical, chemical and crystalline properties. After those first findings, it's easy to guess that the absence, insufficiency or imbalance of proportions between these mineral elements hinders everything. From the moment of the first imbalance, the future generations will be in trouble. This picture will only be modified when the first imbalance is resolved. So, if the soil lacks mineral or has too much of it there will be problem which will trigger plant diseases, animal diseases and therefore disease in men.

    Trying to treat plant diseases means fighting the effect, when we know that the root of the problem is the soil itself. Fighting the effects is also true for animals. For the human beings tough besides having the same problems as the animals and plants, there are also some bad habits: food intake (alcohol, sugar, fat and starch), life style (addictions, and not walk barefoot).

    Those habits eliminate mineral elements, which reach our body. Besides that, men are at the end of the food chain and as a result suffer the most. Let's have a recap of the food consumed by the humans. Among the foods that come from vegetables, we eat ill-grown products, incomplete or imbalanced with either surplus or shortage of some substances or total absence of others. For instance, in terms of vegetable consumption we eat four times more potassium, twofold phosphate acid, less than half of magnesium, six times less sodium, three times less copper, etc. than 100 years ago in addition to the changes to the organic composition.

    The current nitrogen-based fertilisers cause problems to the crops mixing up the level of vitamins, proteins and amino acids, etc. changing the taste, smell and conservation of fruits and herbs.
The current potassium-based fertilizers reduce the amount of magnesium and other elements of considerable value for plants and animals that feed on them such as, calcium, boron and manganese. Amino acids and carotene alter the amount of protein.

    The current phosphate-based fertilizer reduces the amount of zinc on the vegetable. It's widely known that zinc plays an important role in the production of insulin. Some scientists associate zinc deficiency as being one of the causes of diabetes because of the lack of minerals and organic elements, which would be produced by plants and by animals if the soil was well balanced.
    To sum it up, it's hard to live a healthy life when we depend on many factors and even so we don't give much attention to them.

    Now we already know that mineral deficiency is the cause of all diseases. And as the soil is responsible for providing food to all living species life expectancy is directly linked to it.
Some studies carried out on animals that feed on fertile soils undoubtedly prove how important minerals are. Most of the diseases in plants, animals and men are a reflection of a poor soil. The soil is terribly poor but we only think of fighting the effect, we leave behind the cause which can be easily corrected.

    There are good soils all over the world, it's necessary though that the human beings be aware of that and make the most out of them for their own benefit. Nature gives us all the knowledge to preserve life.
How can a man be in good health if his food intake is of bad quality? An industry that uses bad-quality raw material can never turn out high-quality products.

    In addition to those changes, there are attempts to turn the situation around with the use of agrochemicals to kill off plagues and diseases bringing more trouble, turning the problem into a snowball.
The animal meat we eat is biologically modified, imbalanced and contaminated. The pastures grown on highly poor soil due to the export, leaching and aggressions cause d by men, make the whole cattle sick and weak. Farmers make use of synthetic hormones in order to improve gain weight and antibiotics to control diseases.

    Pesticides are used to get rid of weeds. Some pesticide is left over and the animals end up eating them. Those pesticides are dragged away by the rainwater getting into streams, lakes and rivers. Among the birds, chickens are not bred freely, they are confined in "concentration camps" said Professor Jose Lutzemberger during a conference held in Maceio - Al.

    Chickens take an amazing 45-day cycle to be ready for consumption due to hormone intake. Their meat is very mild, easily chewed. We don't know which one is the worst for human consumption. They have hormones, pesticides and antibiotics and lack minerals. Besides the vegetable and animal-related food, there are also industrialized products such as, bottled and canned food where artificial taste and smell are added.

    The water plays its role too. It comes from rivers, lakes, streams etc, polluted by agrochemicals and pesticides. Those who live in the country are more prone to diseases. People who live in the cities have running water, which has high levels of chlorine and other substances in it in order to get rid of bacteria and germs.
Do humans have any reason to fall ill? Unless men change their food intake, some lethal diseases like "aids" will be considered as unimportant.

We are not exaggerating

    The human kind is very sick. It's necessary to recover the soil (where everything comes from). In order to recover the soil it is crucial to give back its original mineral components found in rocks. Animals and plants, including men have their immune system weakened. We fight the effect and forget the cause. So, we turn a blind eye to the "interdependence among the kingdoms". "Plants and animals' diseases are caused initially by a mineral deficiency in the soil".

    There's no incurable disease but which mineral elements are necessary to control that disease. The correct mineral complement applied to the soil is vital to get rid of the disease. However, depending on how serious the disease is, the appropriate mineral supplement can put the person back on his feet. Whenever there's a plant or animal disease there's mineral deficiency in the soil.

    We can't live isolated. We all depend on one another. An animal for instance, depends on both the plants and the soil and the other way round.
Therefore, in order to keep up life it's necessary that men think carefully and recognise themselves as being part of nature.

Conclusion:

    Men need to understand that to be in good health it's crucial to give the soil its mineral components, do away with wrong life style, understand the interdependence of everything on earth and also understand that causing harm to the environment means harm to the humans themselves. Men must find their way as part of nature as soon as possible and get back on track. Men must remember that their internal organs are: lungs, heart, liver, etc and that their external organs is nature which needs caring for.