Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
This is the real reason to eat organic. Most US reports (backed by the US non organic industry) publish reports (covered by the media), that there is not nutritious differences (which agree and not the reason I buy some organics). This article talks about the real reason most people with knowledge buy organic.
http://www.businessinsider.com/major-difference-between-organic-and-non-organic-2015-8
While peer-reviewed studies can tell you what compounds you can avoid by going organic, they might not explain what the bottom line is in terms of your health. They certainly cannot tell you whether it's worth a price premium to buy organic foods.
Here's what we do know: if you eat non-organic goods, you are eating pesticides. The evidence is in your pee.
To prove that point, Swedish grocery chain Coop Svierge AB took a family of five off of conventional products and stocked their kitchen with solely organic food. Researchers took urine samples both before and after the switch and documented in the study.
http://www.businessinsider.com/major-difference-between-organic-and-non-organic-2015-8
While peer-reviewed studies can tell you what compounds you can avoid by going organic, they might not explain what the bottom line is in terms of your health. They certainly cannot tell you whether it's worth a price premium to buy organic foods.
Here's what we do know: if you eat non-organic goods, you are eating pesticides. The evidence is in your pee.
To prove that point, Swedish grocery chain Coop Svierge AB took a family of five off of conventional products and stocked their kitchen with solely organic food. Researchers took urine samples both before and after the switch and documented in the study.