New Creations Farm

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

Elysburg community market today
9am to 3 pm
Saturday's
FMNP checks accepted
Purenewcreations.com
Text 570-441-6341

Welcome to New Creations Farm. We trust you enjoy our site and find some useful information along the way. Have you ever spent a day on a farm? Have you ever tent camped on a Farm. Have you ever picked fresh produce? Have you ever eaten fresh organic produce right from the farm? Have you … Read mo...

08/02/2026

Brooklynn's bracelets available at Treasure Chest located at Java Mama coffee shop next to weis markets danville, pa

08/02/2026

Red Beets for sale. We are starting to harvest them now. Taking orders for 1/2 bu.
$3 a bunch
$4 a quart
$15 a peck
$20 a 1/2 BU

FMNP checks accepted
Purenewcreations.com
73 Murphy Rd, Danville. PA 17821
Saturday 9 to 5
Weeknights 4 to 6pm
Closed Sunday
Text 570-441-6341

08/02/2026

05/22/2026

Organically grown Strawberries are coming in June.
Will have some pick your own.

05/15/2026

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American farmers have known for decades that animals raised on mineral-deficient soil get sick. Their joints break down. Their hearts fail. They develop conditions that look exactly like the diseases showing up in millions of Americans every year.

So what did farmers do about it? They fixed it. They started supplementing their livestock with the minerals missing from the soil. Selenium. Zinc. Copper. Chromium. The full spectrum of trace minerals the animals needed to thrive.

And it worked. The diseases went away.

Dr. Joel Wallach saw this firsthand. Before he ever turned his attention to human health, he spent years in veterinary medicine watching animals recover from degenerative diseases once their nutritional deficiencies were corrected. The science was not complicated. The results were not ambiguous.

Here is the question that Chapter 2 of Dead Doctors Don't Lie forces you to sit with: if we have known for generations that mineral-deficient animals get sick, and mineral-supplemented animals get well, why have we never applied that same logic to human beings?

The answer Wallach gives is not flattering to the medical establishment. Farmers have a financial incentive to keep their livestock healthy. A sick cow does not make money. So farmers supplement.

Humans, on the other hand, are told to eat a balanced diet and trust their doctor. The doctor prescribes a medication. The medication manages the symptom. Nobody asks what the body was missing in the first place.

Wallach's point is not subtle: we treat our farm animals better than we treat ourselves, and we have the data to prove it.

If this idea is new to you, Dead Doctors Don't Lie is where to start. Chapter 2 alone is worth the price of the book.