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In my view: Eating organic is good for you
By Clio Turton and Melissa Kidd from the Soil Association,
Nursery World,
6 September 2007
Last year, sales of organic baby foods in the UK increased by 7 per cent and sales of organic finger foods, including rice cakes, rusks and biscuits, leapt up 48 per cent.
Organic food is packed with nutrients and it doesn't contain additives and chemicals. A baby's nervous, circulatory, and reproductive systems are all developing, so it's vital that alien chemicals don't disrupt them. Immature kidneys are not as proficient at getting rid of harmful substances, which may remain in the body for longer. A baby's diet is often restricted to a few types of less processed food, such as...
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