What is the most healthiest? ?

[jaskin777]

Organic

Non organic

[FreyaRed]

Organic is sold as BIO in EU and it's not always worth the money. Generally if money isn't a problem or you don't have 10 hungry mouths to fill is organic better option.
Chemicals will be used in any commercial food production, therefore you can't avoid to eat stuff you don't want to eat. The only thing that makes a difference is the nutrient content. Veggies which get better fertilizer or grow in soil with better quality, have more nutrients than veggies fertilized only with nitrogen based artificial fertilizer.

[purplepoppy]

Organic doesn't mean chemical free, it just restricts what you can use and spray to harvest times. Worse still there's often little in the way of regulations governing safe use compared to standard chemicals. A lot simply don't work unless used in high volumes and even then many farmers have to turn to standard chemicals. They just have to wait a few more days before harvest and they can still claim to be organic.

[loveslongnails]

Some organic products are worth the money in the USA, but you really have to dig into what's being sprayed on your food or put into the soil it grows in, especially in the USA. Freya is correct that in the EU, it's marketed as BIO and the cost for getting that designation is not worth it to most farms. After speaking with many farmers in Italy, they follow the same practices, or better, but refuse to pay for the designation because locally this is known to buyers.

[D4nielv]

Depends on the crop. Organic means that certain pesticides are not allowed to be used, but because that can be problematic, they tend to instead just use way more of the pesticides that are allowed to be used, which can be worse.

[TenderFantasy]

Obviously organic.

They're natural usually and don't have those chemicals to make them grow faster and fatter. We have a garden in the backyard that blooms during Spring and Summer and the fruits that show up from the plants my mom sowed and or bought, they were very delicious and fresh and obviously healthy since we know what goes into the soil/pot.

[douride2]

For the most part organic isn't any more nutritious then none organic. If you have money to throw away buy which ever you want. As for the rest of us I will buy what is cheaper most times.

[exitseven]

I was never sure of the concept of organic vs not organic. Is non organic made of plastic? What exactly is it?

[Nikki1989]

Organic unless you like consuming chemicals.

[NathanDavis]

pesticides/fertilizers free...

or, almost free... at this point

[AviatorTom]

Organic is healthier but sometimes their higher costs are prohibitive.

[Billlewis]

Organic products are largely a monumental ripoff for the consumer. Like a lot of other things these days, their appeal is almost entirely emotional in nature.

[KymberliB]

Organic is a lie just for the people who don't research anything and follow a fad

[Talea]

Neither, organic is just a marketing buzzword, usually used to sucked people in to paying more.

[Stella98_]

Depends probably foods that don’t contain steroids or hgh.

[Kingofkings1992]

Organic doesn’t mean it’s healthier for you, that means it’s healthier for the environment

[Kelley1]

Typically, you get what you pay for.

[Paris13]

Organic is One and Eating Healthy!!! xxoo

[laly520]

organic with 0 pesticides

[12karen]

Organic for sure

[Wise4myage]

Definitely organic.

[LavLavLuv]

Organic!!

[LRSJame]

non organic