Metaphysically speaking, I think you're in the wrong forum. Try Integrated Pest Management or Pests and Diseases for lively discussion of this topic.

Eric: Man man man, what am I going to do with u. All this negativity when I'm trying to show you guys a doctor who well teach you how to help yourself as well as your beloved family.. If you think cancer declined you obviously don't work in a cancer clinics, or even better in Dr. morse office... If you see all the disease out their, you wouldn't say this BS... You love to read a "legit" article published by "legit" people and believe it. Due to treatment based thinking, ur kidding right... You understand that the patient in "remission" could die a few years later from the affects from the "treatment" your talking about and they label that is "cured". If you think his claims are ridicicolous, go to his clinic in Florida, work with him for a month, you'll see what I see. Maybe it's unbelievable because you love the allopathic "early detection" "treatment" " "let's kills cancer". cancer is not a living organism, people are dying everyday, trying to kill cancer" look around you, does this world look healthy? Go sit in the waiting room at a M.D office, see what kind of success they have! I completely understand you are Skeptical, but you don't take the time to thoroughly research this great doctor, who saves hundreds of thousands of lives.. The FDA doesnt want you to know.... Stay skeptical Joe

What it means, is that as it becomes increasingly obvious and apparent that what is happening has a direct relationship between diet and health, especially those for those conditions that are present at birth, more people are taking direct responsibility for the health and well being of themselves and their progeny. Hence, the dramatic increase in ASD and like issues, occurs at the same time that those who choose to avoid such ailments in their offspring, choose to go organic. I spent a lot of years learning about using raw numbers to run various process industry manufacturing projects. There was a plant that had the oddest6 series of process failures, some of us were certain that it was a raw materials issue, amazingly enough, a plant chem engineer who responsibility such things were, managed to draw the conclusion that every time a man access door, almost 300 feet from the nearest process access point and an additional 100 feet from the nearest process equipment, was opened, that the entire process would crash..... we put a recorder on the door..... turned out that the process would become very unstable, people would have to come through the door to investigate and react, and the process would then go down..... yes, he was absolutely right..... The door opened, and within 5 minutes the process would go down..... Turned out it was a process issue at the raw materials supplier that was the root of the problem..... Y'all know that you can make a graph that shows that the increase in opiod overdoses in the US is directly related to the increase in the sales of artificial sweeteners in Canada, and that there is a direct relationship to the declining number of asbestos related illnesses and the cancellation of "Seinfeld"?

without regard to the consequences of what their methods might bring. I don't trust the government to regulate - many studies are funded by the people who benefit from favorable outcomes. I'm unsure if organic will help protect us from cancer at some point in the future, but I'm willing to spend a little more money to possibly change the odds. I think most of us know many people or have loved ones with cancer and other diseases. Who knows if they could be from the food we eat that is adulterated? I believe organic methods, from conscientious organic growers, are better for the Earth, the soil, the water, bees and other critters. It also provides a safer workplace for agricultural workers. I think unscrupulous growers expose farmworkers to harmful chemicals and I don't want to support that. I buy local, from small farmers when I can. And from the food co-op and other markets that vet their sources of food. (sorry for the weird formatting. my computer keeps highlighting portions of what I type, usually deleting them, but this post ended up on some weird pinterest page as a picture that I couldn't edit so I had to do a screen shot of the first part in order to post it without having to retype it all)