Natural Organic Food
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Natural organic food is not for everyone. There are many circumstances where even the person who might like to go organic and consume only raw organic food and food products will be at a loss as to how to go about this in an economically practicable manner.
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Organic Food – Five Reasons Why it is a Healthier Choice for your Family
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Findings, made by Doctor Lu of Emory University in the US, show that children who consume an organic diet have less exposure to certain man-made chemicals. The children were tested for two common agricultural pesticides whilst eating a conventional diet, and then again 5 days after they started eating a mostly organic diet. The levels of the harmful chemicals (which have been linked to neurological disorders), fell dramatically within a number of days to a concentration six times lower than when the children were eating a conventional diet. The study concluded that children’s exposure to agricultural chemicals can be reduced through an organic diet, and also suggests that exposure to environmental agricultural chemicals would also be reduced with a switch to organic farming methods.
Buying organic is a valid addition to healthier living, reducing the amount of chemicals in our food, clothes and cosmetics. Understandably many people are put off by the cost. I encourage people to look at the problem more laterally; is organic food expensive, or is the food that you buy cheap Why is it cheap to produce Because the ingredients are poor quality, it is crammed with fillers and bulking agents, because the farming practice was on a massive scale, using vast quantities of chemicals etc After all, the food industry is not in it to make you healthy, but to make money for itself, and that means cutting corners. Each time I see a whole chicken on a supermarket shelf for £2.50 I shudder; what must its existence have been like, what do you have to do to produce an animal so cheaply Another way to look at it is to take a look around your home at all of the things that you have bought recently; go on, how much were those new shoes We are persuaded into spending more and more money on increasingly unnecessary things, and yet we are often unprepared to invest as much money in our health, as in our wardrobe.
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