Is Organic Food Good For You?

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What is meant by the defition of”is organic food good for you”? What is organic food?, What is an alternative?                                         Pg 3

Research                                                                                Pg4

Advantages And Disadvantages and Conclusion                        Pg5

Sources _                                                                                Pg6

Is organic food good for you true or false?

What is meant by the definition of “is organic food good you”?

This is trying to say that if organic food is good for you or is there another alternative to this which better and easier.   So I am going to find facts and information to help me with this so I am able to answer this question, I am also going to use three different types of research to help me find this information and make it as accurate as I can.  

What is Organic food?

Organic food is food which has been produced to the produce more natural so less chemicals are used and most pesticides are if they are used they are  very carefully controlled. Some say organic foods are better than processed food this is becuase:

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  • Processed foods canhave hidden fats, salt and sugasr that can go in during the processing.
  • Eaters of organic food think that it tastes better.
  • Some people buy organic meat because the animals are treated better.

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What the alternative to organic food?

Well the alternative to oraginc food is GM (gentically modified) foods. This is were scientists in a laboratory changed the food this is known as artificial. Before plants have been improved by selective breeding to make better plants this is a natural process which takes ...

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*** An average GCSE level report, which outlines they key advantages and disadvantages associated with GM and organic foods. The report presents key arguments but does not include data to support the claims made. Consequently the conclusions are not really valid. To improve: 1)Clarify the research question. Is this about organic foods, or is the focus on GM foods. GM foods are not the only alternative to organic foods so this is confusing 2)Include data about pesticide levels, vitamin levels etc to support arguments about the freshness of organic foods and the pesticide levels 3)Expliain clearly what GM and organic foods are 4)Explain the concerns associated with GM crops/meats. Why could super weeds result?