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5 things you may not know about organic food that will surprise you - The PedsDocTalk Podcast

Organic food marketing has led to many to believe that it is superior to non-organic foods; but this is not necessarily the case. On this episode, I welcome Dr. Jess Steier and Dr. Andrea Love, hosts of The Unbiased Science Podcast. Dr. Jess has a...

5 things you may not know about organic food that will surprise you

Organic food marketing has led to many to believe that it is superior to non-organic foods; but this is not necessarily the case.

On this episode, I welcome Dr. Jess Steier and Dr. Andrea Love, hosts of The Unbiased Science Podcast. Dr. Jess has a doctorate in public health with specialization in health policy evaluation and Dr. Andrea has a phD in Immunology and microbiology. They join me to discuss:

  • Marketing misinformation surrounding organic food
  • The Environmental Working Group (EWG) and biases they hold in education (especially surrounding organic foods)
  • Misconceptions about non-organic and organic foods

Learn more about Dr Jessica and Dr Andrea and listen to the Unbiased Science Podcast at unbiasedscipod.com. Or follow on FacebookTwitter and YouTube @unbiasedscipod

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