Marketing expressions are these
tags that are completely meaningless and can’t really be challenged, but they
sell, words like, Healthy Choice, Sport, Low Fat, Guilt Free, Go on eat as much
as you like you won’t regret it honest.
The one that’s been around a long
time that irks me the most is “Organic” does anyone know what this actually
means? If so, can they explain it to me? It implies so much that is
representative of; being healthy, a green option, saving the planet, toxin
free. If you wanted live dangerously where is the inorganic food?
Two main branches of chemistry are;
inorganic, organic. Organic deals with compounds that contain carbon atoms,
inorganic deals with compounds that don’t contain carbon atoms, as simple as.
The carbon cycle is our planets life cycle; all living things contain compounds
of carbon. Not all organic compounds are good though and you wouldn’t want eat them;
even if they are organic, e.g. organomercury compounds are highly toxic.
In the supermarket, the organic
food is simply everything that’s in there, with the only exceptions being salt (sodium
chloride) and water (H2O), see, no carbon. You‘ll not get fat if you stick to brine.
Even tobacco is organic, so that
must be really good for you.
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