Weekly Nutrition Tip - The Organic Debate

We haven’t done a Weekly Nutrition Tip for a while now, so here is another tip from John Berardi of Precision Nutrition about the debate between eating organic or not. This is very good practical advice about something that a lot of people seem to be concerned with.

The Organic Debate
by Dr. John Berardi

The average person should consume two pieces of fruit and three servings of vegetables per day as a minimum. Athletes probably need even more - I recommend 10-15 servings per day for each of my athletes. Expert often spend too much time arguing about organic vs. regular fruits and veggies. I agree that raw, organic fruits and vegetables are best since they have a higher micronutrient count, but any fruits and veggies are better than none! Get sufficient fruits and vegetables in your diet before worrying about whether they’re organic or not. Once you’ve done that, worry on.

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  1. June 5th, 2007 | 1:34 am

    Going for a purely organic diet was never a problem for me because I know that I could eat anything in moderation. Keeping a balance among the food groups is key. However, I didn’t know that 2 servings of fruit and 3 for veggies was the minimum daily requirement. Thank you so much for the tip.

  2. admin
    June 5th, 2007 | 5:30 am

    website copywriter,
    We’re glad the tip was helpful for you. Good job on being strong enough to always eat in moderation. That’s commendable in today’s society of always going for the super-size!

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