text: Organic Food Vastly More Nutritious Than Genetically Modified Food: Huge New Science Study Reveals The Differences – TheBreakAway
  Proponents of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) purport that there is no real difference between organic and non-organic foods, since both are molded by the hands of man. Once the surface of non-organic food is scratched and the layers are pealed back, however, the nutritional quality unearthed is by no means similar to whole organic food. That is at least what the largest study thus far comparing organic to non-organic animal products suggests.
  "People choose organic milk and meat for three main reasons: improved animal welfare, the positive impacts of organic farming on the environment, and the perceived health benefits," said Carlo Leifert from Newcastle University, who headed the study. "But much less is known about impacts on nutritional quality, hence the need for this study."
  "Differences in content such as fatty acids or iodine occur primarily because organic animals are fed more of a forage-based diet, such as grass, than their non-organic counterparts," Ian Givens, a professor of nutrition at the University of Reading, who wasn't involved in the research, told sources. "You get the same kind of changes in food composition if non-organic animals are fed forage-rich diets too. It's the choice of feed, not the organic farming method, which makes the difference."
  Professor Carlo Leifert at the Newcastle University, who led the study, found that there is a, "statistically significant, meaningful" difference between organic and non-organic food, the former of which had 19 to 69 percent more antioxidants than the latter.
  According to the team, the increased levels of antioxidant are on par with, "one to two of the five portions of fruits and vegetables recommended to be consumed daily and would therefore be significant and meaningful in terms of human nutrition, if information linking these [compounds] to the health benefits associated with increased fruit, vegetable and whole grain consumption is confirmed."
  Posted on March 24, 2016 Author BreakawayConsciousnessCategories GMOs - Genetically Modified Foods & Organisms, News, Nutrition, Organic FoodTags Antioxidants, apples oranges, genetically engineered food, Genetically Modified Foods, Genetically Modified Organisms, GMOs, Nutrition, Organic Food