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There is a lot of debate around the organic versus conventional food discussion.
On one side of the fence many health practitioners strongly suggest that you HAVE to go all organic all of the time to be healthy. While on the other side, other practitioners say there is no benefit to going organic.
Just like with everything in nutrition, this discussion is not that simple and it deserves a more lengthy discussion and examination of the evidence.
Today on the show, I am going to review some of the research that looks at the differences between organic and conventionally grown foods and give you some practical tips for making decisions about when to go organic and when you might just want to save your money.
Important Links:
Previous episode on Organic Food
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There is a lot of debate around the organic versus conventional food discussion.
On one side of the fence many health practitioners strongly suggest that you HAVE to go all organic all of the time to be healthy. While on the other side, other practitioners say there is no benefit to going organic.
Just like with everything in nutrition, this discussion is not that simple and it deserves a more lengthy discussion and examination of the evidence.
Today on the show, I am going to review some of the research that looks at the differences between organic and conventionally grown foods and give you some practical tips for making decisions about when to go organic and when you might just want to save your money.
Important Links:
Previous episode on Organic Food
Sign up for my online dispensary (practitioner code 111313) to get 15% off of the highest quality nutritional supplements
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