"Julie Bove" > wrote:
> "W. Lohman" > wrote in message ...
>> On 5/7/2015 10:15 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>
>>> "W. Lohman" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> On 5/7/2015 5:18 PM, Chemo wrote:
>>>>> Can't you shop at the store like regular people??
>>>>
>>>> Is your beef with her or Amazon?
>>>>
>>>> And why?
>>>
>>> I have purchased the beef from Amazon. It's a tad expensive but good.
>>> I really do like the organic, grass fed that I have been buying from
>>> Walmart though. So far it is the best textured and best tasting that I
>>> have found.
>>
>>
>> I will look at their selection next time and sample.
>>
>> Interesting to see them offer this level of product.
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Might not be available in all areas but here the demand is for organic
> and all stores seem to sell it now. Even Grocery Outlet!
>
> I saw a Facebook post last night that I found to be funny but not in a ha
> ha way. Was a link to a video about a Swedish family who ate only
> organic food for two weeks. They had not eaten it prior as they couldn't
> afford it. They showed a chart with a breakdown of the pesticides used in
> the non-organic foods. The family did urine tests before and after.
>
> So what we learned was that the pesticides showed in the urine of
> everyone prior. One girl still had a little of one kind of pesticides in
> her urine after eating organic. So... What? Yeah. Pesticides and no
> pesticides. I could probably have surmised that. What it didn't show
> was the effect of those pesticides on the body. Not that I'm saying that
> I want to eat pesticides mind you. But the video proved nothing to me at all.

So what you're saying then is that as long as you don't know what
pesticides do to your body, you don't care if your body is full of them.
Makes no difference to you.
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