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tages of organic agriculture include:
vegetables (according to the Federal Institute for Consumer-Protection of Germany).
and the integrity of the immune system. They positively enhance tissue growth and development and
contribute to a greater ability of the body to heal and repair itself.
Copenhagen) show that organically grown foods have more orderly crystallisation patterns than con-
ventionally grown foods. In other words, they have less entropy and more balance.
mented by the Federal Institute for Consumer-Protection of Germany). These nitrates are transformed
into nitrites in the human digestive tract. Nitrites combine with amines to form nitrosamines.
Nitrosamines cause cancer.
hormonal influence in the physiology.
They can create imbalances in the structure and function of the
tissues of the body including the brain and they can cause tumours.
testicular tumours (all serious cancer diseases) may be at least partly a result of increased exposure to
agricultural chemicals (as reported in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health).
ing disabilities and other disorders, according to the American Public Health Association. The
American Public Health Association reports that these chemicals pose a particularly great risk to chil-
dren because a child’s developing nervous system and body are more sensitive to these elements. An
estimated one million American children living on or near farms are " awash in pesticides" from con-
tamination of the air, drinking water, house dust and even working clothing worn by their parents in
the fields.
CLA have cancer-inhibiting qualities and are able to prevent atherosclerosis.
nitrates) as well as with pesticides and herbicides. These elements in the drinking water also cause can-
cer.
15% of the overall emitted methane is caused by conventional agriculture.
body and brain development, proper digestion and metabolism are essential. Food constituents play a cru-
cial role in this regard. Modern scientific findings clearly show the superiority of organically grown foods
over foods grown in a conventional way.
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