The Advantages of Organic Food
You Are What You Eat
Do you really know what goes into your food? Discover the advantages of organic food on this site and see exactly what
producers have been adding to your fruit and vegetables to make it less healthy than
a few years ago.
In the rush to produce more and more crops to satisfy growing demand producers have had to resort to using a lethal cocktail of
pesticides to control disease and insect attack.
Good news for their bank balances perhaps but not good news for your health, this is why you need to be informed of the
advantages of organic food.
Did you know that if you consumed an average apple you would be eating over 30 pesticides, even after you
have washed it?
The quality of food has definitely gone down since the second world war. For instance, the levels of vitamin C in today's
fruit bear no resemblance to the levels found in wartime fruit.
Organic food is known to contain 50% more nutrients, minerals and vitamins than produce that has been intensively farmed. Read
more about this here.
You will have to eat more fruit nowadays to make up the deficiency, but unfortunately that means eating more chemicals, more
detrimental affects on your health eating something that should be good for you!
Also don't forget about the cocktail of anti-biotics and hormones that cattle and poultry are force fed.
What happens to those chemicals when the animal dies?
Digested and stored in human bodies is the answer, have you seen pictures of animals in severly cramped conditions in
battery farms?
It just does not make sense to state that any animal kept in these conditions is healthy and produces high quality food.
If you are as worried as I am about the health of your family then you need to read the articles on this and seriously consider converting your family to the organic lifestyle with the
organic food information you are going to learn on this site.
Trust me, once you try some organic produce and taste an apple the way it should be, and perhaps how you recall it tasting in
your youth, you will never go back to mass produced fruit again.
Sure there are issues with availability and cost but with a bit of research you should be able to find local stores who stock
organic produce.
Also, don't forget about your local farmer, I'm sure you will be able to find one that has seen the light and opened up a farm
shop to supply local residents.
You should be able to get some very keen prices from these shops, why not take a look around and see who is offering produce in
your area?
Some more startling facts now. Pesticides in food have been linked to many diseases including:
Cancer
Obesity
Altzheimer's
Some birth defects
Not a nice list is it? There are probably others but if you think about it, how can it be okay for you to eat
chemicals and not expect some form of reaction in your body. Our bodies are delicately balanced wonderful machines. Any form of
foreign chemical is bound to cause irritation at the least.
Please take advantage of the organic food articles and information on this
site and do consider taking a closer look at what you are eating. It's for your health after all!
Virginia Louise

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Banned Pesticide Blamed For Fish Mutations
A pesticide banned in more than 50 countries but still used widely in Australia has been implicated in the chronic deformities and deaths of thousands of fish in the Noosa River in recent months.
EU Assembly Votes to Ban Toxic Pesticides
European Parliament members voted to ban some of the most toxic and dangerous pesticides to human health.
Obama's Choice of Vilsack: AgriBusiness as Usual at USDA ?
Subdued approval greeted President-elect Obama's choice of Tom Vilsack for Secretary of Agriculture last week.
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