You obviously haven't a clue what you are talking about.
Homeopathy is bullshit!
Of course it is; look up "placebo" some time when you're not
medicating yourself with alcohol.
From the Macquarie Dictionary:
" micronutrient
/muykroh'nyoohtrearnt/
noun a vitamin, mineral or other substance essential for good
health, but required in tiny amounts only.
Compare macronutrient."
"macronutrient
/makroh'nyoohtreeuhnt/
noun a substance, as oxygen, hydrogen, etc., required in large
amounts, for good health.
Compare micronutrient."
But "being present in very small quantities" does not necessarily make
a nutrient into a micronutrient. The difference between using white
sugar or brown sugar in your cookies affects the taste, but is
nutritionally irrelevent. The numbers are just too small. And who
wants to depend on eating masses of sugar to boost one's health?
HTH jack
ps, I'm looking forward to your definition of energy.
Given how fuzzy existing definitions seem to be, I may as well make up
my own, I guess. As a design engineer, I exclude matter as being
energy; of you don't, then everything is energy, including vacuum, and
the term loses utility. So: energy is those things that are properly
measured in joules. So sugar, properly measured in grams, is not
energy. It can be pursuaded to create energy, the amount depending
greatly on the process used. If you drop it onto the floor, it
produces less energy than if you burn it, still less than if you mix
it with anti-sugar.
Simple dimensional analysis.
John