[Melitus]

Organic


* Organic processed food contains no hydrogenated fat, whereas non-organic processed food does. Hydrogenated fat has been linked to heart disease – so choosing organic options can help to protect your heart.

Non-Organic


* According to the UK Food Standards Agency, the French Food Safety Agency and the Swedish National Food Administration, some scientific research has found that organic food is no safer or more nutritious than food produced by conventional means.

My opinion:
I worked in a grocery store (superstore haha), and I seroiusly don't get why people would pay the extra dough for organic food. The taste of organic fruits/vegetable tends to be less sweeter and not as appetizing as the non-organic and not mentioning it's a cheaper alternative. 99% of organic products has been spray with a form of pesticide, however the amount differentiate if it's organic or non-organic. Yes...there are no such things as 100% certified organic unless you grew it from your backyard The portion are smaller, the price is alot more hefty, the taste is low grade, I just don't see why there are so many hardcore organic eater!

What is your opinion? Does organic mean better?

[mizz_anonymous]

Hmm, I never heard anyone say that organic food is NOT healthier than the regular food.

In my opinion, I guessed that organic food is better because it seems to be whole and makes you full faster. But then I guess I just based my opinion on what people say about how its more "healthier".

So I guess I really dont know.

Haha sorry.