RE: Research Reveals Which Conventional Produce Can be Safely Eaten

[Guest guest]

We are tight on funds and can't afford to buy everything organic. I

found the best alternative is to buy pesticide-free or organic when we

are going to eat the peeling, if not, then we don't buy it organic.

 

 

 

Sylvia

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have read is a few places that only 20% of the pesticides are on the

skin.

There are links in that article to different foods - if you can't buy

organic then it helps to try to eat mainly the foods that have less pesticides

on them - that was part of the reason why I posted it. So ti doesn't have to be

an 'all or nothing' thing. Another thing you can do is grow some of your food in

containers - that does actually yeild more then I would have thought and one can

often do that even if they live in an apartment. And then there are the farmer's

markets too - and some farmers charge less then others........so it it worth

checking out a few.

blessings

Shan

 

, " Sylvia Aponte " <saponte

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> We are tight on funds and can't afford to buy everything organic. I

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> Sylvia

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