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		<description><![CDATA[When a food is hydroponically grown without soil, what produces its mass and volume?

Kevin Trudeau (Natural Cures &quot;They&quot; Don&#039;t Want You to Know About, Updated Edition, 2004) wrote ...

&quot;You take a pot and you put soil in it. You put in ten pounds of soil, and you put in one little tiny seed, and every day you add some water, and at the end of a year you have this big plant. Well, take the plant out, shake off the soil from the roots and weigh the soil. Guess what? You still have ten pounds of soil. The only thing you added was some water. If you were to measure the water, you may have added about five pounds of water. Theoretically, the plant should weigh no more than five pounds if it grabbed 100 percent of the water. But the plant weighs fifty pounds. Wow! What happened? How did fifty pounds of mass and matter magically appear? It didn&#039;t eat the soil, the ten pounds of soil is still there, and there were only five pounds of water added. How did that plant appear out of virtually nothing? [...] The plant, like all living things, was virtually created out of &#039;energy.&#039; Energy is &#039;invisible matter.&#039;&quot;]]></description>
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<p>Kevin Trudeau (Natural Cures &#8220;They&#8221; Don&#8217;t Want You to Know About, Updated Edition, 2004) wrote &#8230;</p>
<p>&#8220;You take a pot and you put soil in it. You put in ten pounds of soil, and you put in one little tiny seed, and every day you add some water, and at the end of a year you have this big plant. Well, take the plant out, shake off the soil from the roots and weigh the soil. Guess what? You still have ten pounds of soil. The only thing you added was some water. If you were to measure the water, you may have added about five pounds of water. Theoretically, the plant should weigh no more than five pounds if it grabbed 100 percent of the water. But the plant weighs fifty pounds. Wow! What happened? How did fifty pounds of mass and matter magically appear? It didn&#8217;t eat the soil, the ten pounds of soil is still there, and there were only five pounds of water added. How did that plant appear out of virtually nothing? [...] The plant, like all living things, was virtually created out of &#8216;energy.&#8217; Energy is &#8216;invisible matter.&#8217;&#8221;</p>
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