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What Are The Benefits Of Organic Foods?


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Guest gloria12

Hello everybody, I have heard a lot about people saying and talking about organic foods. I would like to know that what are the benefits of eating them and what are the various types organic foods


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Open Original Shared Link is an article by consumer reports
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That was an awesome article. Especially telling you what organic foods to buy and which ones are not worth it.

VioletBlue Contributor

Excellent article!

In addition there is some research that seems to say that organic produce contains a higher level of nutrients than non organic. Open Original Shared Link

That tends to make sense to me when you consider that organic produce is usually grown with more sustainable practices. Plants or trees tend to be placed further apart to take capture more soil light and water per plant, and they tend to be farmed with a view toward preserving the land they're grown on. For organic farmers there is no quick fix for the soil, no chemical fertilizer they can spray or spread so they're more careful when it comes to preserving their land for the next crop. You also have the knowledge of knowing you're contributing to the continuation of those earth wise processes by buying organic.

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