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“Better a meal of vegetables where there is love than a fattened calf with hatred." -Proverbs 15:17

                     
                     
     
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IS ORGANIC FOOD SAFER?
   
 
Submitted by Anonymous
   
                     
            By now all of have heard about the debate concerning pesticides in our food.  Research has indeed shown that pesticides can cause neurotoxicity in animals and farm workers that are exposed to high levels.  Research also shows that
     
       

organic produce contains much higher levels of beneficial nutrients, so there’s no question organic is better.  The problem with organic is that it is so much more expensive than conventional.  So how can the average person reduce exposure to harmful chemicals and pesticides?  One way is to eat more of the least contaminated items, and less of the most contaminated items.  The following items in List 1 are found to be the lowest in pesticides: 

     
               
       
List 1: (Buying conventional, non-organic is fine):
     
       

 

 

Onions

Avocados

Sweet corn (frozen)

Pineapples

Mangoes

Asparagus

Sweet peas (frozen)

Kiwi

Bananas

Cabbage

Broccoli

Papaya

 
     
               
       

The following items in List 2 contain higher amounts of pesticides.  But you can still reduce your exposure to contaminants by washing them well and rinsing with plenty of water which can remove external substances.  Buy organic if possible.

 

List 2: (Organic is safer, but proper precautions can reduce harmful exposure):

     
       

 

 

Peaches

Apples

Bell peppers

Celery

Nectarines

Strawberries

Cherries

Pears

Grapes (imported)

Spinach

Lettuce

Potatoes

   
                       
                       
               
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