Plunkey

[blueta2]

as I read these replies, I am stuffing my face with organic, gluten free cheese puffs!

 

[mrplunkey]

But would they make more? It does cost more to grow and produce organic foods.

It does cost more to grow organic food. And the land used is vastly less productive using organic methods.

But if you could clinically prove a benefit to organic food, there would also be a huge price premium. Today's food is a commodity whereas food proven to have a clinical benefit would sell as a specialty product.

 

[PICK3]

It does cost more to grow organic food. And the land used is vastly less productive using organic methods.

But if you could clinically prove a benefit to organic food, there would also be a huge price premium. Today's food is a commodity whereas food proven to have a clinical benefit would sell as a specialty product.

i eat from teh value menu

 

[superqt4u2nv]

It does cost more to grow organic food. And the land used is vastly less productive using organic methods.

But if you could clinically prove a benefit to organic food, there would also be a huge price premium. Today's food is a commodity whereas food proven to have a clinical benefit would sell as a specialty product.

Why not go back and look at the BMI as well as cancer rates etc before our methods became so much more productive...

 

[EarthRider]

I agree that organic is better and plunkey is just acting like this to get a rise.

but, to above post, we are much worse off not because food isn't organic like it use to be. most americans today don't even eat veggies with meals at all. I put blame on diets that consistantly eat shit food

 

[cindylou]

Or they have to eat veggies smothered in cheese, butter, or ranch. I love the taste of naked veggies.

 

[EarthRider]

there is nothing like broccoli covered in chiz whiz, haha

oh, and when Americans are ordering Expolosion Salads thinking it's healthy, you know we are fucked

 

[nangiggles]

there is nothing like broccoli covered in chiz whiz, haha

oh, and when Americans are ordering Expolosion Salads thinking it's healthy, you know we are fucked

what if they're mexicans?

 

[EarthRider]

quesadilla aren't sold in mexico

 

[mrplunkey]

Why not go back and look at the BMI as well as cancer rates etc before our methods became so much more productive...

Or we could blame it on cell phones.

Or traffic congestion.

Or home ownership rates (which have also risen.

Or the price of a barrel of oil.

Or the length of the average worker's work week.

How exactly do you correlate higher food production with BMI or cancer?