Do you think organic food is actually healthier?

If you grow your own food, with organic soil in beds..
I think it’s better. I think that there are many ways that corporate farms do the minimum to be able to use the designation.

I grow and eat my own food, no pesticides and now only my own compost.
Looking at the definition of 'organic' I know my fruit and veg is in a cleaner state than what is 'allowed' as organic, which appears to have lost it's meaning looking at the definition according to DEFRA.

I actually do, if it's truly organic. It's such a catch-all phrase anymore.
And, you can't be absolutely certain it's organic just because it's labeled so. Growers and marketers aren't beyond misrepresenting their products just to make a buck.

it does when it comes to the dirty dozen. strawberries, spinach, kale, collard and mustard greens, peaches, pears, nectarines, apples, grapes, bell and hot peppers, and cherries. they are the most pesticide laden foods. when i first started eating organic foods, commercial apples were awful; mealy, tasteless on the inside and medicine type taste on the outside. nowadays designer apples are as good as organic, imo.

Who knows what the government is putting in that. These days nothing is safe.💯😂

Unorganic/pesticide laden/gmo "food" is way healthier than organic food. Monsanto told me so

least pesticides ,low in chemicals ,all contents are edible and completely digestible..

Maybe...

But nowadays sustainable or regenerative food is better for the ecosystem

No, but it is sometimes better quality/nicer tasting

if it is REALLY organic yes.. many labels are mislaeding

I don't know much about this, but I'm guessing yes

nah, there's no research showing it is.

Yes, particularly with the produce dirty dozen.