Daling in mineralen in gewassen van voorbije eeuw
A grain of truth

Een vaak gehoorde of op het internet te lezen stelling luidt: "Er zitten geen mineralen meer in onze groenten, want industriële landbouw heeft de bodem uitgeput." Waaraan soms nog wordt toegevoegd dat chronische ziekten hiervan het gevolg zijn. De stelling vraagt erom voorzichtig ontleed te worden, willen we tot een kern van waarheid komen.

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Joost Meeusen

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