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“I have come across a dozen studies that shows that you get more phytonutrients and more minerals and vitamins from organic, but there are also studies that show that plants raised conventionally have more phytonutrients. And they trace it to the amount of nitrogen in the fertilizer used on conventional farms. The gold standard is choosing the most nutritious varieties and raising them organically, and that's what I recommend.”

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Jo Robinson

Jo Robinson, born in 1947, is an accomplished journalist. Her career spans various fields, including news, investigative reporting, and in-depth journalism. Robinson is known for her sharp insights and relentless pursuit of the truth. more

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