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As far as I know, studies do not show any health benefits to food that is labelled organic. One reason is that the label of organic is more about marketing and
by ruraljuror 11y ago
As far as I know, studies do not show any health benefits to food that is labelled organic. One reason is that the label of organic is more about marketing and industry than about health. The work of Michael Pollan is very good on this subject, especially Omnivore's Dilemma.
I would not compare an interest in organic food to a gluten-free diet. I would be careful when saying '"gluten-free" craze' because celiac disease is very real and certain people cannot tolerate gluten. I am not saying the subject is out-of-bounds, but just be informed before discussing. Personally, I find trying to understand other people's diets to be a subject that is best avoided and I would not get into it with your friend.
- tallerholler 11y agodefinitely.. I mentioned "gluten-free" craze because it really became this big marketing thing despite the fact that only a small percentage of people have celiac disease. Foods that don't even contain gluten are labeled "gluten free!" etc to piggyback off it... and yeah I didn't say anything as I figure it's similar to discussing politics.. was just curious for my own knowledge since I don't really consider if food is organic or not normally...