Organic Gardening Guru|Tips For Those Growing Their Own Food Organically
Sep
28
Filed Under (Infectious Diseases) by admin
misa_dep_trai asked:
Is it true that organically-grown fruits and vegetables use animal manure and inogarnically-grown ones do not? And does it make organic foods are more likely to contain Salmonella or E.coli? Are the sources of the tomatoes with Salmonella found lately organic or inorganic? Please give me links to reliable and factual articles about this issue (news, cdc, fda, etc.), not just skeptical, opinionated websites. Thank you.
Is it true that organically-grown fruits and vegetables use animal manure and inogarnically-grown ones do not? And does it make organic foods are more likely to contain Salmonella or E.coli? Are the sources of the tomatoes with Salmonella found lately organic or inorganic? Please give me links to reliable and factual articles about this issue (news, cdc, fda, etc.), not just skeptical, opinionated websites. Thank you.
Sep
14
Deacon Blues asked:
e.g. avocados and broccoli grown in and imported from Mexico.
Even the local health food store that sells organic fruits and vegetables imports avocados and broccoli from Mexico.
Wow.
It IS kinda scary what What I Say said about human resistance level to the virus.
What people don’t seem to be thinking about is that it may mean human resistance has gone down (on the larger group level) to what is really the same virus strain.
e.g. avocados and broccoli grown in and imported from Mexico.
Even the local health food store that sells organic fruits and vegetables imports avocados and broccoli from Mexico.
Wow.
It IS kinda scary what What I Say said about human resistance level to the virus.
What people don’t seem to be thinking about is that it may mean human resistance has gone down (on the larger group level) to what is really the same virus strain.
