I do agree with poster Headfullofbees when he says "we just do what we can." I had a great laugh at that. At the end of the day we do go quite some distance to do what we know ought to be done in a right way - eat as healthy as we can, have a home garden, check the label of every item we buy and so much more. Eating organic can also be quite expensive and it's so difficult to totally avoid all the processed foods everywhere we go.
As best as we can we should do what we can do. I know people in California and Florida with fruit trees in their backyards but they don't eat those fruits when they are on the trees or fell to the ground. They buy these same fruits at the supermarket because they think they were sprayed so they are cleaner. I eat my fruits from my home trees. I eat a lot of vegetables that I personally grow. But I do have times when I eat non organic, processed foods. It's hard to say in many cases what's organic and what's not, so I just doing what I can.
As best as we can we should do what we can do. I know people in California and Florida with fruit trees in their backyards but they don't eat those fruits when they are on the trees or fell to the ground. They buy these same fruits at the supermarket because they think they were sprayed so they are cleaner. I eat my fruits from my home trees. I eat a lot of vegetables that I personally grow. But I do have times when I eat non organic, processed foods. It's hard to say in many cases what's organic and what's not, so I just doing what I can.