Friday, May 3, 2013

Blog 7


Mimicking the blog eatocracy

            A food trend that has been rising in the last few years is the trend to eat organic. The term “organic” refers to the way the food is grown which pollution and promotes soil conservation. Organic foods also do not have pesticides or fertilizers making them a more natural alternative. However a downside is that organic food is more expensive. Is organic food really worth it or has it just been hyped up?
            Recently, a health trend has been popular among many Americans who choose a healthy active lifestyle. Whole Foods has become a growing grocery store packed with healthy alternatives for a better lifestyle. According to a study in the Annals of Internal Medicine, a study with 200 pages, organic food was not proven to be in any way more nutritious than regularly grown food. This study reveals to millions of Americans that a seemingly common belief upon additional research may actually turn out to be false.
            Even though one study has shown that organic foods have no additional benefit, it is more than likely that Americans will continue to purchase organic foods. As organic foods grow in popularity more research will be conducted by scientists to figure out whether there are benefits or not.

Jennifer Wang
Staff Writer

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