Originally posted by <health conscious>:
what are these organic foods in USA? are they really better then regular or they harm in the long run? i mean like organic milk, organic eggs, and all. why are they so expensive compared to non-organic food items?
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Originally posted by Randall Twede:
myself, i dont see what all the hubub is about artificial fertilizers. i would rather eat Miracle Grow than cow dung. seriously, i dont see what harm it does to the human body. after all, the fertilizer is just what the plant eats. however i am concerned about pesticides. after all aren't humans the biggest pest on the planet? :roll:
[ June 09, 2003: Message edited by: Randall Twede ]
i recently started using organic whenever possible like milk and eggs
Originally posted by Simon Lee:
I say you are wasting your money. All milk is pasturised these days so whats the point of buying organic? Sure if you live on a farm, fresh non-pasturised milk will taste better & probably be better for you.
Ok so you buy organic eggs? then what - fry them in olive oil?
(sorry, just taking the contrarian view).
Sure if you live on a farm, fresh non-pasturised milk will taste better & probably be better for you.
Ok so you buy organic eggs? then what - fry them in olive oil?
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Originally posted by Randall Twede:
myself, i dont see what all the hubub is about artificial fertilizers.
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Originally posted by Simon Lee:
Ok so you buy organic eggs? then what - fry them in olive oil?
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Sure if you live on a farm, fresh non-pasturised milk will taste better & probably be better for you.
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Originally posted by Simon Lee:
I can't believe people can taste the difference between pasturised organic/non-organic milk?
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Originally posted by Simon Lee:
I can't believe people can taste the difference between pasturised organic/non-organic milk?
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I don't think there is a difference in taste. I buy it because the cows are more humanely treated and the cows are not injected with hormones and antibiotics.
I'm just saying...it's right there!
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
So how do you know which type you are?
Piscis Babelis est parvus, flavus, et hiridicus, et est probabiliter insolitissima raritas in toto mundo.
Type O: Eat meat, minimize the carbohydrates. Avoid wheat; ancient grains (kamut, quinoa, etc.)
Type A: Eat grains and beans. This is the vegetarian diet, although poultry and fish are OK to eat (as, I believe, is turtle ).