But there is no solid evidence to suggest that eating foods which are naturally grown and chemical free will translate to increased health benefits for the consumer. ... (Pillsbury) With the exception of Grains, there is a significant price difference between organic and non-organic products; organic items generally cost more than the non-organic type. ... The term organic has also been mistaken to be synonymous with pesticide free. ... Through laboratory animal testing, it has been supported by many in the food and health profession that the majority of consumers are exposed to pesticide l...

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Although organic food products are thought to be generally free of hormones and pesticides, there is little evidence to suggest that paying higher prices for such products lends to any significant health benefits. ... (Pillsbury) With the exception of Grains, there is a significant price difference between organic and non-organic products; organic items generally cost more than the non-organic type. ... The term organic has also been mistaken to be synonymous with pesticide free. ... Through laboratory animal testing, it has been supported by many in the food and health profession that the ...

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When you have a dinner invitation to someone's home you don't know what type of food you will be served or if it will be to your liking. ... We are measured on testing and not on knowledge. I really dislike this because I could not pass a multiple-choice test if my life depended on it. ... It would take people willing to use their knowledge and courage to put forth the effort to make the changes to break free. ...

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