Start Slowly With Organic Switch
Posted on February 26th, 2008 by adminPosted in Organic Food Tips | No Comments »
Many people complain about the price of organic foods and wonder how to eat healthy and organically without breaking the bank. Specifically for those who have a family, eating 100% organic can be a strain on the budget. Until it becomes a more affordable option, here are some tips on making the switch to organic without emptying your pocketbook:
* Take it one food group at a time: You can start by beginning to eat organically in one specific food department, such as fruit or vegetables or meat. In many cases, it comes down to which foods contain more pesticides than others. For example, vegetables such as oranges or broccoli have been known to contain less pesticides than say apples, which contains more pesticides than many other fruits and vegetables. So perhaps it would pay to buy organic apples to mix in with your other fruit.
* Milk is another good switch: These days, milk contains very high levels of artifical ingredients, hormones, pesticides and more. In fact, some of the problems found in children today during their developing years has been attributed to all of the additives in cow’s milk. Switching to organic milk can perhaps help you and your children to avoid some of the health problems that may come along with drinking regular cow’s milk.
These are easy tips that can begin your family’s switch to organic without busting your budget. In fact, you may not notice a difference and in time, you can switch over more as prices become more affordable.