Evening Shep,
At 01:13 PM 6/5/2008, you wrote:
Yep, the body uses plant derived minerals
You said a mouthful there, but it is not complete by any means.
I wonder what you really mean.
Not many, if any, chemists believe in Biological Transmutation.
Man is a genius chemist, often more so than a plant.
The plants are but one source of minerals, you know that.
I use mostly chelated minerals, calcium, potassium, magnesium, and multi
minerals.
I get a kick our of the organic people.
A molecule of nitrogen, ( the kind a plant can eat ) is the same no matter
if another plant made it,
man made it, or the soil and enzymes made it. No plant will eat NH4, they
eat only NO3.
Most chemists would agree with me. I agree they may be chelated and in
different forms, at times.
But some forms, the plants will not eat. They must be changed, ( chelated
) by soil and enzymes,
unless MAN made them right the first time.
Wayne
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