Dr. Greene's Organic Journey

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Dr. Greene’s Organic Journey
Follow along as pediatric expert Dr. Alan Greene reflects on his organic journey - the mission - to eat exclusively... »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 2 of 7: I Didn’t Always Feel This Way
When my first son was born, it was as if a new dimension had opened in my life. »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 3 of 7: A Father’s Insight
My wife's name is Cheryl. When my youngest was a baby, she was radiant and full of life. We were enjoying ... »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 4 of 7: Against All Odds
The Agricultural Health Study is a huge, ongoing, forward-looking analysis of the health of farmers and their families... »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 5 of 7: A Father’s Protection
Most children today don't grow up on a farm. Does choosing organic food make a difference for children... »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 6 of 7: A Father Provides
Tomatoes contain an important nutrient called lycopene. Lycopene is one of nature's most potent antioxidants. It has... »
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Fathers for Organic – Part 7 of 7: A Father Teaches
Even before our babies are born, we are teaching them about the wide world around us. We communicate our choices,... »
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Organic Lunchbox Challenge
Is there really a way to improve school lunches? A growing wave of school boards is starting to tackle the issue, one... »

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An Organic Dad
Today there is a strong, mounting body of science that is illuminating the benefits of growing crops organically. There... »
Dr. Greene's Organic Adventure Continues
I am now entirely off of the conventional food grid - everything I eat is organic. Once the decision was made to embark... »