Comments on: Is Organic Food Healthier? http://naturalhealthezine.com/is-organic-food-healthier/ Natural Health Blog & Website | Natural Health Remedies, Cures, Products, & other Topics Tue, 27 Jul 2010 13:25:45 +0000 hourly 1 By: What Does the USDA Organic Symbol Mean? | http://naturalhealthezine.com/is-organic-food-healthier/comment-page-1/#comment-2546 What Does the USDA Organic Symbol Mean? | Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:01:32 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthezine.com/?p=607#comment-2546 [...] a business or farmer to be declared an official organic food producer they must adhere to many rules and regulations. One such rule is that they must prove that [...] [...] a business or farmer to be declared an official organic food producer they must adhere to many rules and regulations. One such rule is that they must prove that [...]

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]]> By: Graeme Gibson, D.C. http://naturalhealthezine.com/is-organic-food-healthier/comment-page-1/#comment-2493 Graeme Gibson, D.C. Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:12:04 +0000 http://www.naturalhealthezine.com/?p=607#comment-2493 Great job on your post. As people watch shows like The Biggest Loser, and are focused on fad diets, they could just listen to the simple advice you are giving. People have forgotten how to eat properly, and choose their food wisely. I recall a student presenting a case for why it is so difficult for so many to eat healthy today. I believe his argument was that low-fat and non-fat foods were so expensive, how could we possibly afford it? Ridiculous. I recently wrote a post on a study that was done about depression and the link to processed food. Take a look if you like. http://bit.ly/bQD7lT I would love to know the exact socioeconomic breakdown, as well as geographic breakdown, of organic food purchases. I have my pre-conceived ideas, but after watching Food Inc. you almost cannot blame a family that is having trouble getting by for buying fast food that will feel a family of 5 for $11.00. Anyways, keep up the great work. Great job on your post.

As people watch shows like The Biggest Loser, and are focused on fad diets, they could just listen to the simple advice you are giving.

People have forgotten how to eat properly, and choose their food wisely.

I recall a student presenting a case for why it is so difficult for so many to eat healthy today. I believe his argument was that low-fat and non-fat foods were so expensive, how could we possibly afford it? Ridiculous.

I recently wrote a post on a study that was done about depression and the link to processed food. Take a look if you like. http://bit.ly/bQD7lT

I would love to know the exact socioeconomic breakdown, as well as geographic breakdown, of organic food purchases. I have my pre-conceived ideas, but after watching Food Inc. you almost cannot blame a family that is having trouble getting by for buying fast food that will feel a family of 5 for $11.00.

Anyways, keep up the great work.

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