Evan Grace Asuncion English 9H, Block 2 7 January 2016 Why Should You Eat Organic? In the age of obesity, health fads, and exercise trends, there is one thing that should be a constant and that is organic foods. Organic foods are not only better for your body and healthier than conventional foods, but they also keep you from the usual poisons used in commercially grown food, and help preserve the environment. Organic foods are better for your body because they contain more nutrition, taste better, and avoid genetically modified organisms (GMO). These organic foods contain more nutrients than commercially grown food. The soil of organic food is better managed and nourished with responsible standards using sustainable practices. A study done by the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine compared organically and conventionally grown fruits vegetables and grains. They found significantly more nutrients in the organically grown foods. Organic foods also generally tast...
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