Sentences with phrase «eating foods grown with pesticides»

A similar pattern occurs when it comes to the safety of eating foods grown with pesticides.

However, do we really want to eat food grown with pesticides and other chemicals that were intentionally developed to kill living organisms?

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With regard to health for instance, she suggests that the view should be broadened beyond the nutritional properties of organic food for the people eating it to also encompass the detrimental effects of pesticide use on both the people eating and those growing our food.

As with views about the safety of eating GM foods, those with more education are more likely than those with less schooling to say that foods grown with pesticides are safe to eat.

When bad eating habits are combined with foods that may be genetically modified, sprayed with pesticides, grown in poor soil, processed and packaged, or all of the above, the results can be severe over time.

First, as you know, the main aspect that most people talk about in the organic vs conventional food debate is simply whether the food in question was grown with pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or chemical fertilizers, and whether that food contains pesticide / herbicide residues in or on the actual food when you eat it.

That means saying goodbye to food that comes from factory farms (if you eat animal products), conventional produce that is laced with pesticides, herbicides, insecticides and other harmful chemicals like Glyphosate, and choosing food that is grown and raised in a healthy, happy, sustainable way.

If you are beginning to eat more raw fruits and vegetables, make sure to buy only organic or locally grown, as many of the toxins present in non-organic foods, such as pesticides, will not be eliminated with raw eating.

Foods today are typically grown with the use of pesticides and chemically derived fertilizers and unless you eat organic foods, you and your children are taking in those toxic chemicals.

No matter how AAAS members are categorized, their views starkly differ from the public's on key scientific issues such as global warming and its causes, human evolution, vaccination strategies and the safety of eating genetically modified foods or foods grown with pesticides.

As with views about the safety of eating GM foods, those with more education are more likely than those with less schooling to say that foods grown with pesticides are safe to eat.