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Report Card: Should I Stop Eating Certain Foods?

Provided by: www.ewg.org

Should I stop eating certain foods?

We recommend that you eat plenty of fruits and vegetables because they're essential to a healthy diet. But you can and should cut back on pesticides--just as you might cut back on fat, calories or cholesterol.

Right now, buying organic food is the best option to reduce your intake of pesticides if (like us) you're skeptical about government and chemical company claims that pesticides are "safe." If you want to eat conventionally produced fruits and vegetables that usually have fewer pesticides, you can change your eating habits to do so.

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More From the EWG Food News:

Pesticides in Produce
Most Contaminated
Least Contaminated
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How We Measured Contamination
Why Reducing Pesticide Exposure is Smart
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Are These Chemicals Bad For Me?
References

Environmental Working Group

Originally published: October 21, 2003






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