> It's a well known fact that organic is the healthier option most research on this has been inconclusive, so no. > The idea behind organic is that no pestici

> It's a well known fact that organic is the healthier option most research on this has been inconclusive, so no. > The idea behind organic is that no pesticides or [sic] are used in the growing process Also not true: organic farming allows pesticides, just not "synthetic" pesticides. As a matter of fact in most countries copper pesticides are allowed in organic farming and they have very well known environmental and human health effects (it's a heavy metal after all). > Organic can also mean no preservatives In most cases it doesn't