Organic Food: Are they really nutritious?
By Mary Ann
@therealmaryyy (3162)
Philippines
November 12, 2015 3:01am CST
We mostly eat organic food in the house.. healthy living they say but are all organic food really safe? healthier than any other food?
I found a 2012 article:
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Eating organic food will not make you healthier, according to researchers at Stanford University, although it could cut your exposure to pesticides.
In my country, organic foods are a bit expensive.
Do you prefer Natural or Organic foods?
Eating organic food confers no health benefit, according to researchers at Stanford University, although it can cut your exposure to pesticides.
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6 responses
@djgarner86 (289)
• Exeter, England
12 Nov 15
I personally won't go out of my way to buy organic. That being said we do grow some of our own food and try to buy from farmer's markets etc so money is going back into the local community rather than big international superstores.
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@therealmaryyy (3162)
• Philippines
12 Nov 15
back home.. we plant vegetables just outside the house. i think those what i consider organic vegetables. but organic veges and fruits and other food in the store where i'm working are a bit way too pricey.. some consumers doesn't mind the price
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@djgarner86 (289)
• Exeter, England
12 Nov 15
@JudyEv Yes overpriced for what it is. Don't think you can beat the price of home grown if you are able to do it yourself though.
@JudyEv (341741)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Nov 15
Although it would seem to make sense to eat organic foods, some of the ground in which these foods have been grown, has been so contaminated over many years that any benefits are probably negligible. We don't bother too much with organic food. We take more notice of where the food originated and try to buy products from our own country (Australia).
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