January 2002 PMID 11833635

A comparison of the nutritional value, sensory qualities, and food safety of organically and conventionally produced foods.

Diane Bourn, John Prescott

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9
Peak: 1 in Oct 2018
across 4 sources since Oct 2018

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17,778
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What people are saying

The post reflects a mild interest in the research, mentioning that organic and conventional foods don't differ significantly in nutrients, but contextualizes it through concern about packaging and cost, which shapes the overall tone of skepticism and practicality rather than scientific enthusiasm.

AgreementNeither agree nor disagree

The post expresses neutrality due to referencing the article's main point that there is no strong evidence of nutritional differences, indicating neither full agreement nor disagreement.

InterestModerate interest

The discussion shows slight curiosity, mainly about practical concerns like packaging and cost, rather than deep scientific interest.

EngagementNeutral engagement

The comment is relatively shallow, sharing an opinion on shopping habits without delving into the research details.

ImpactNeutral impact

This social discussion does not seem to influence or alter opinions broadly; it primarily reflects individual skepticism and practical considerations.

Abstract in brief

  • There is growing consumer interest in organic foods, prompting a need to evaluate the scientific validity of claims related to their nutritional value, sensory quality, and safety.
  • Few well-controlled studies exist to compare organic and conventional foods, with a lack of strong evidence indicating significant differences in nutrient concentrations, except for nitrate levels.
  • Future research should address gaps in knowledge regarding nutrient bioavailability, sensory qualities, and potential inconsistencies in freshness or maturity between organic and conventional products.

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Kamil Paprotny
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@LeskiPiotr @jwojc Nie wiem, może ktoś poleca, ja nie szczególnie, przede wszystkim nie z marketów, które opakowane są w plastik i 2x droższe. „there is no strong evidence that organic and conventional foods differ in concentrations of various nutrients” https://t.co/KmcEKeIZre

Nov 28, 2021 · 3 likes · 1,505 followers View post →

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Kamil Paprotny
@Kamil_Paprotny · X

@LeskiPiotr @jwojc Nie wiem, może ktoś poleca, ja nie szczególnie, przede wszystkim nie z marketów, które opakowane są w plastik i 2x droższe. „there is no strong evidence that organic and conventional foods differ in concentrations of various nutrients” https://t.co/KmcEKeIZre

Nov 28, 2021 · 3 likes · 1,505 followers View post →