I love to buy organic foods whenever I can, but oftentimes the cost prevents me from doing so. There is also conflicting data on whether organic is truly more beneficial. Well WebMD has put together a slideshow explaining which foods are worth the extra cost to buy organic and which are not."Since not all of us can afford to go totally organic –
which can cost 50%-100% more than buying
conventionally-grown foods – experts recommend
spending most of your organic food dollars on produce,
since it is most likely to contain pesticides.
The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, D.C., recommends
going organic on the 'dirty dozen' -- produce
that is most susceptible to pesticide residue"
conventionally-grown foods – experts recommend
spending most of your organic food dollars on produce,
since it is most likely to contain pesticides.
The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit
organization in Washington, D.C., recommends
going organic on the 'dirty dozen' -- produce
that is most susceptible to pesticide residue"
Click HERE to view the slideshow.