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multiple and very different answers. For most people, they think
-- natural -- and for someone with an organic chemistry
background, it means "carbon-based". As it turns out, all of us
live in a carbon-based world -- we (and most things in the
natural world) are made up of mostly carbon atoms.
How does this have anything to do with living an organic
lifestyle, you ask? There are natural, carbon-based things and
there are non (or synthetic) carbon-based things. Well, even
250 years ago, we did not have all of the man-made, synthetic
substances that exist today. Sadly, very little thought was given
to human safety & health ramifications and impact on the earth's
environment by creating all of these synthetic products.
In response to this "chemically processed, heavily ladened with
pesticides and exposure to polluted air" era, is a group
choosing to avoid a life filled with these things. The organic
movement has been going on for over a century.
What you choose to eat, put on your skin and expose your body
to, can greatly affect the quality of life you live.
Fron our standpoint, the best things in life are organic. From the
garden you grow, to the fashion you wear, to the products you
place in your home.
You may be saying to yourself, "but I am not a gardener." That
is okay -- there are plenty of other ways to live organically.
Throughout this site, we find and bring you tools to help you live
your fullest, organic life.
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