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Well, organic farming cares for the environment
without relying on synthetic chemicals.
Rather than using pesticides, farmers prevent
pests by planting a diverse range of crops,
using a rotation system and NO artificial
pesticides, herbicides, hormones or growth
promotants.
These are all questionable for maintaining a healthy body.
The organic farmer believes the food it provides should be as Mother Nature intended and strives hard to conserve natural ecosystems.
In organic personal care products only minimal processing is permitted and only natural
or traditional ingredients are allowed. There should be NO synthetic chemicals, unnatural
dyes, colourings, flavourings or other additives.
Similarly, “organic” should mean
grown and cultivated without the use of chemicals, but the chemistry definition means
‘a compound that contains a carbon atom’.
Since carbon is found in anything that has ever lived, certain companies can get
away with using synthetic chemicals and still call their products “organic”.
You should always check the labels for the ingredients and look out for the internationally
recognised
organic logos.
