Organic Foods

A seller of butter, eggs, and bacon would typically be referred to as a "provisions merchant" or a "purveyor of dairy and meat products." In a more colloquial sense, they could also be called a "dairy and butcher vendor" or simply a "grocer" specializing in these specific products. The term "provisions merchant" historically encompassed a wide range of food items, including staples like butter, eggs, and bacon.

Oh honey, Tru Blu cookies are made by the Byron Bay Cookie Company. They've been churning out those delicious treats since 1990, so they know a thing or two about satisfying your sweet tooth. Just remember, moderation is key... but who am I kidding, live a little and indulge in those cookies!

Apples and bananas are fruits. They both contain nutrients, though not in the same amounts. They are both nutritious and healthy.

Oh, dude, there are like three main types of food service: table service where you sit and someone brings you food like you're royalty, counter service where you stand in line like a peasant, and self-service where you're basically on your own like a lone wolf in the food jungle. So, yeah, those are the main ones.

Permaculture promotes sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices, reduces waste and pollution, increases biodiversity, and enhances soil health. It also encourages community building, self-sufficiency, and resilience in the face of environmental challenges.

The reasons I'm asking are:

My homeopatic doctor told me when I was young to avoid milk, chocolate, oranges, tomatoes, and apple. I didn't get rid completely of the itching-drying-and-then-painfull blisters until I stopped completely those foods.

Later, I noticed by adding those to my diet, related skin issues (i.e. ate-skin holes filled with liquid which itches when the flesh is eaten, burns when sweating, cracks when liquid dries) appeared in the following locations with different foods.

Milk -> Mouth ulcer

Orange - > Voice, throat

Chocolate -> Finger, digits and sides

Green Onions -> Hand palm, Foot sole. Aggravated by sweating.

Tomato -> Intestins (diverticulosis)

Apple - Bronchi (Asthma symptoms) This aggravated by dust or mold, heavy breathing (e.g. exercise)

Do you know the connection between them and / or natural cure?

Yes, an apple without seeds can still be considered organic as long as it is grown using organic farming methods, such as avoiding synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. The absence of seeds does not affect the organic status of the apple.

Organic compounds are often added to food for various reasons such as enhancing flavor, preserving freshness, improving texture, or increasing nutritional value. Some organic compounds, like vitamins and amino acids, may also be added to fortify the nutritional content of the food.

Symptoms such as severe chest pain, sudden confusion or difficulty speaking, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, or sudden weakness or paralysis can indicate a serious organ system malfunction and should prompt immediate medical attention.

Epsom salts, chemically known as magnesium sulfate, are inorganic compounds. They are produced through a chemical reaction between magnesium oxide and sulfuric acid. While Epsom salts can be used in organic gardening practices, they are not considered organic themselves.

Yes, it is possible for mold or bacteria to grow in an unopened organic snack bar, even if it was processed properly. Contamination can occur during storage or due to environmental factors. It's important to follow expiration dates and storage guidelines to prevent growth of mold or bacteria.

No, milk is not a living organism because it does not have cells, cannot grow, and does not reproduce like living organisms. The fermentation process that turns milk into curd is carried out by live microorganisms, but the milk itself is not considered alive.

Yes, organic food can be a viable option for consumers who prioritize sustainability, environmental health, and potentially reduced exposure to pesticides. However, it can be more expensive and may not always be more nutritious than conventionally-grown food. It ultimately depends on individual preferences and values.

An organic nutrient contains carbon atoms in its structure. This distinguishes organic nutrients from inorganic nutrients, which do not contain carbon in their structure. Organisms such as plants and animals require organic nutrients for growth and functioning.

Organic food is made using seeds that have been produced without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. These seeds are typically non-GMO and may be certified organic. Organic farmers prioritize using sustainable and environmentally-friendly seed varieties to promote biodiversity and reduce reliance on chemicals.

Organisms that don't depend on photosynthetic organisms for their food include certain deep-sea hydrothermal vent organisms that rely on chemosynthesis, carnivorous animals that feed on other animals, and decomposers such as fungi and bacteria that break down organic matter.

Carnivores are organisms that consume other organisms as their primary food source. This can include animals that hunt and kill their prey, as well as scavengers that feed on already dead animals.

Yes, proteins are organic molecules composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sometimes sulfur. They are essential for numerous biological functions in living organisms.

Freshly cut grass is composed of various organic compounds including cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin, and proteins. These compounds give grass its structural integrity, color, and aroma. When grass is cut, it releases volatile organic compounds that contribute to its distinct smell.

You can find organic fungicides at garden centers, nurseries, online stores that specialize in organic gardening products, and even some larger retail stores may carry a selection of organic fungicides. Additionally, you can make your own organic fungicides at home using ingredients like neem oil, baking soda, or diluted hydrogen peroxide.

Vitamin B-6 removes a carbon in chemical reactions. This gives it a role as an enzyme in over 100 reactions in the body. Some specific functions are carbohydrate metabolism, lipid metabolism, protein metabolism, neurotransmitter synthesis, and amino acid conversion/rearrangement.

Honey can harden due to the natural process of crystallization, where the glucose in the honey separates from the water content and forms crystals. Factors like temperature, storage conditions, and the types of nectar used by bees can influence the speed and extent of crystallization in honey.

Examples of non-organic foods include conventionally grown fruits and vegetables treated with synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, as well as processed foods containing artificial ingredients and additives. Additionally, meats and dairy products from animals raised with antibiotics and growth hormones are considered non-organic.