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For anyone who’s ever wondered if organic food is really better or just more expensive — check this out.

by Gabriel Reilich Eric Pfeiffer

January 18, 2019

What’s the real science of organic food vs. produce treated with chemicals? Is one clearly better than the other? This video breaks down the debate into practical terms. But if you can count on one thing, the debate is certain to carry one.

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