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I want to touch on metallic or metal

minerals versus plant-based minerals

if you ever taken chemistry you probably

saw that periodic table all those

different boxes with those elements well

those are things that make up this

planet and the way it works is those

metallic minerals and rocks are supposed

to be in the soil and the plant is

supposed to break it down and pull it

into the plant and convert it into a

plant base mineral that we’re supposed

to eat because it’s easier to digest a

plant-based mineral but unfortunately

manufacturing company especially likes

cereals and vitamin companies and even

companies that make baby food are now

using not just synthetic vitamins but

metallic minerals and even rocks like

calcium carbonate and the metallic

mineral for iron would be ferrous

sulfate so it’s my belief in my opinion

that there’s a huge difference between

plant base and these rocks and metals

for our health I believe that they’re

definitely not the best so let me show

you what I’m talking about check this

out I have some ordinary cereal from the

grocery store and I have a very strong

magnet and I’m just gonna crush up some

of the cereal just to show you what

happens - look at this look at this look

at that it’s magnetic it has metal in

there and that’s why I cling so the

metal that’s attracted to this magnet is

iron so they use metallic iron in a lot

of these cereals that are promoted to be

health foods and that’s why they cling

to the magnet yeah it’s amazing so I

just wanted to do a little demo there

and show you that this is what we’re

feeding our kids amazing and there we go

reduced iron and synthetic vitamins