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Is Organic Food Really Worth The Price?

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Certain foods contain elevated amounts of chemical sprays than other, and these show up all over the grocery store. Make sure to check out the EWG 2023 dirty dozen and clean 15 list.
EWG links:
https://www.ewg.org/foodnews/summary.php
https://www.ewg.org/foodnews/dirty-dozen.php
https://www.ewg.org/foodnews/clean-fifteen.php

12 Replies to “Is Organic Food Really Worth The Price?”

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  5. Thrive Market is not cheaper:????????????????
    1. You are a paid spokesperson
    2. I prefer Costco
    3. You are not a nutritionist
    4. Most of your assertions can’t be verified
    5. Say something over and over again and gullible people will believe it as facts.

  6. Unfortunately the Whole Foods 365 brand is not organic. They were exposed as produced in China. There is a utube video on it. In China even if they say no pesticides first if all proce it second of all even if they didn't use pesticides their water source is very toxic.

  7. Your assertion about asparagus is just not supported. Again post your research on your website.

  8. Thrive Probiotic don’t work and your assertion they make it to colon is just BS. No clinical trials, just eat fermented foods. Say something enough and people will start to believe it’s factual.

  9. Couldn’t verify a single thing you asserted about wine. Share your research on your website

  10. I feel like the USDA isn’t necessarily doing a great job of monitoring the organic producers. I read an article about a farming group in the midwest that figured out a way to fool the system using a complex network of organic and non-organic farms. Whole Foods had been buying these non-organic products as organic. If we’re paying more, which I’m ok with, there needs to be heavy-duty supervision. Either that, or change the laws. We allow way more nasty stuff than European countries.

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