Organic Food Benefits - Health Benefits of Eating Organic Food

Since transport prices are drastically increasing, reconsideration has taken place on whether organic food supplying should continue to places such as hospitals and schools.

However this doesn’t account for a drop in overall interest and demand for organic foods - businessmen and entrepreneurship are trying as hard as ever to get a slice of the ever growing organic food market pie.

“Consumer interest has never waned in organic foods yet we still need to reconsider investing in it due to price of transport”.

The solution isn’t to simply move away from organic foods. Many people have started their own local plantations, as transport prices will significantly drop and it will act as a long term investment.

“Restaurants which don’t take action I assume will face the consequences of cost sooner or later. They need to take the initiative and grow their own natural foods”

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Organic Food Stories at http://www.organicfood-benefits.com/”Some studies that claim superiority of organic food over commercial produce is not too credible” Researcher Natalie Holsworth claims.

“After buying both for a long time, I realised I didn’t really see or taste a difference”.

What either side can’t deny is, organic food does cost more.

Organic clerk and manager Damien Macson retorts however, “If you don’t pay the price now, you’ll end up paying it later with your health”.

With an industry valued over $500 million in America, it’s a surprise more research hasn’t been dedicated in unraveling the truth on organic food.

“Over 7% of cancer patients are recommended towards organic dieting.”

“With statistics like that, surely there’s credibility” Damien claims.

“I don’t get the skeptics - it’s clear as day, the remenants and residues of harmful pesticides and artificial growth stimulants on crops”.

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Only several years ago, consumers were very restricted in the choice of organic produce they could buy - A minimul range was marketed in small businesses, although its appeal was limited at the time. Throughout the past few years, increased coverage on GM foods has flipped peoples views on organic food. Now the bigger markets are catching on.

The worry is, as it becomes more popular, so will farmers crossing the line between commercial and organic. A variety of certification badges exist, but there is no real proof.
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Sure it’s all in good will to farm organically, but without artificial assistance, it can really be a hassle and even a risk on profit. Strenuous labouring includes hand-weeding, and controlling insects with sticky trap-paper.

Jeff Clainson, an organic farmer from Sydney stated:

“It really does get tough without traditional commercial methods. When livestock become ill, it takes a lifetime to become healthy again, as oppossed to treating them with anti-biotics. Soil and fertilizers must be monitored so much closer.

 

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How to protect yourself from “non-organic” pesticides:

Produce

• Make sure you buy the freshest veges and fruits in season. When long storage and long-distance shipping are not required, less pesticides are utilised.
• Shave the tops and the very outskirts of cabbages, lettuce, cabbages, and other leafy vegetables that may contain the mass of pesticide remenants.

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8th May, 2007 - Laura Hart

Over the past years, authentic hard-working organic producers have claimed that they are being unfairly competed against by commercial mass-producing rivals of organic food, who dance on the line of organic and commercial.

Recently, Australia’s NGO standards developing body began setting up new standards to sort out the issue.

The justification is, Australia consumers should truly know what they are paying for.
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The dirty dozen: What’s poisoning your blood?

• Reporter- Helena Wellings
• Broadcast: February 02, 2008

Fresh fruit from your local super-market and fruit stores are likely to contain potentially harmful doses of chemicals - including one that is banned.

Australia is generally seen as having the world’s highest-quality produce but with the continuing appeal of organics, just how artificial are commercial typical vegetables and fruits?

“There is a poor practise on pesticides going on out there - folks are using too much, and the effects of pesticides are obvious, either through being too enthusiastic or poor training” Choice magazine’s Christopher Zin said.
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