It seems to me there are plenty of papers
summarizing concepts and research results
in the BD literature.

BD has even developed a series of qualitative
bioassay methods to understand the quality
of soils, composts, and foods.

It seems to me people either value BD foods as
it stands right now, or they don't.  More "data"
is not going to make a lot of difference.

Connecting farms to local consumers will make an
economic difference.  Institutional food buying
is a prominent new market, from the foodshed
perspective.

Appeal to young women about their beauty and
their physical appearance.  We are growing fatter
as a population.  Connect BD food with radiant
health.  Link BD food with yoga and excerise.

Appeal to young men about their sexual reproductive
capacity.  Sperm counts are dropping. Young men today
are "half the man" their grand-daddy was.

Appeal to young mothers about pesticide-free
vegetables and fruits for their young children.
Studies now prove that pesticide residues
bring significant risk to the health of infants and
children to age 12.

Appeal to cancer patients, for the healing
quality of BD foods.

Appeal to holistic health practitioners, to
emphasize BD foods to their patients.

But don't look for more studies as the magic
elixir that will make a difference; go get all the
studies and concepts that already exist and
you will have a powerful statement, as is.

Steve Diver


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