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The Stanford study also found significant differences between organic and non-organic in pesticide residue and antibiotic-resistant bacteria (in chicken & pork)
by kaitai 12y ago
The Stanford study also found significant differences between organic and non-organic in pesticide residue and antibiotic-resistant bacteria (in chicken & pork). I don't understand why these are considered to be unrelated to health in press releases like the one you linked. As they say, "the clinical significance of this is unclear", but I think that's because we haven't studied it.
If you buy only the tastiest plants and animals I will guarantee you a healthy diet.
- judk 12y agoSugar is a very tasty plant.
- sleep-less 12y agoDid you fall for the anti-sugar campaign? There's nothing wrong with sugar in reasonable quantity.
- manicdee 12y agoThat is correct, if by "reasonable quantity" you mean, "not adding any to your diet that already has plenty of fruit and vegetables."
- kaitai 12y agoEver try eating a sugar beet? Naaaaaaasty. Sugar cane, on the other hand, I'll agree with you about. But you can only really chew it, not eat it.