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In general, I agree. However, I think there may be some benefits in "organic". It actually says something about how the food was produced. It's not perfect, but
by SoftwareMaven 12y ago
In general, I agree. However, I think there may be some benefits in "organic". It actually says something about how the food was produced. It's not perfect, but it is a step. Things like "natural" are beyond useless, trying to capitalize on health halo effects without meaning anything. The best bet is to source locally grown food and meat from farmers you trust. Easier said than done. :)