Anonymous wrote:Is it because the fish from the sea are healthier because they eat the kelp deep in the sea? If that's the case, instead of eating sea caught fish, why not just harvest the kelp and have that instead?

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Anonymous wrote:That said, I WILL NOT eat trans fat, and prefer free range eggs for the O-3. Also, I will not eat farm raised fish.

Why is farm raised fish bad?

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Anonymous wrote:It can also not be healthier if people assume that "organic" means they don't need to still take care in food preparation. There are plenty of "organic" fertilizers and pesticides. Wash your food, organic or not.

You mean, wash our organic or conventional food in municipal water coming out of our taps? OK. You may know the source of your food, but do you know the source of your water supply?

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Anonymous wrote:It can also not be healthier if people assume that "organic" means they don't need to still take care in food preparation. There are plenty of "organic" fertilizers and pesticides. Wash your food, organic or not.

You mean, wash our organic or conventional food in municipal water coming out of our taps? OK. You may know the source of your food, but do you know the source of your water supply?

Of course not. I only wash my food in pure glacial water imported in stainless steel canisters. It is all I permit my children, who are home-schooled because I am afraid of air fresheners, to touch.

zumbamama wrote:I still plan to eat organic regardless of what that study says, for the many reasons stated above. I'm even going to catch my dinner with a line and hook tomorrow!

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zumbamama wrote:I still plan to eat organic regardless of what that study says, for the many reasons stated above. I'm even going to catch my dinner with a line and hook tomorrow!

Hope not from the Chesapeake.

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Anonymous wrote:It can also not be healthier if people assume that "organic" means they don't need to still take care in food preparation. There are plenty of "organic" fertilizers and pesticides. Wash your food, organic or not.

You mean, wash our organic or conventional food in municipal water coming out of our taps? OK. You may know the source of your food, but do you know the source of your water supply?

Of course not. I only wash my food in pure glacial water imported in stainless steel canisters. It is all I permit my children, who are home-schooled because I am afraid of air fresheners, to touch.