Hard, Inorganic Minerals Cause Problems!

Organic minerals are very vital in keeping us alive
and well. If we were cast away on an uninhabited island
where nothing was growing, we would starve to death.
Even though the soil beneath our feet contains 16
inorganic minerals, our bodies could not absorb them.
Only a living plant has the power to extract inorganic
minerals from the earth. No human can extract the
nourishment from inorganic minerals.
Many years ago, I was on an expedition to China
when one part of the country was suffering from drought
and famine. I saw with my own eyes poor, starving
people heating earth and eating it for want of food. They
died horrible deaths because they could not get one bit
of nourishment from the inorganic minerals of the earth.
For years I have heard people say that certain waters
were rich in all the minerals. What minerals are they
talking about? Inorganic or organic? These are inorganic
and they are burdening their bodies with these inert
minerals, which may cause the development of stones
in the kidneys, gallbladder and stone-like acid crystals
in the arteries, veins, and other parts of the body.
I was reared in Virginia where the drinking water is
called hard water. It is heavily saturated with inorganic
minerals, especially sodium, iron and calcium. I saw many
of my elders die of kidney troubles. Nearly all the people
were prematurely old because the inorganic minerals would
collect on the inner walls of their arteries and veins, causing
many to die from hardening of the arteries, strokes and
heart attacks. One of my uncles died at Johns Hopkins
hospital when he was only 48. The autopsy doctors stated
that his arteries were as hard as clay pipes because they
were so stiff and corroded with inorganic minerals.
Yet you will hear people say, “Distilled water is dead
water. A fish cannot live in it.” Of course a fish cannot live
in freshly distilled water for any length of time, because it
needs the vegetation that grows in rivers, lakes and seas.
Imagine you were shipwrecked while on a passenger ship
going to Hawaii and you became a castaway in a lifeboat
for days on the open sea. If the only water available was rain
water, would you say, “Rain water is dead distilled water,
I won’t drink it?” No, you would never say that. Of course
you would drink pure rain water and survive until rescued!