Dr. Johnston reviews human research on organic food and heart disease, diabetes and pregnancy complications, including a 16-year Danish study.
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Organic vs. Non-Organic Foods: The Medical Research Blew My Mind 🍎
We've recently investigated whether eating organic foods actually reduces your risk of cancer. But what about heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, and even complications during pregnancy?
Today, we're looking at some fascinating human research, including a Norwegian study of more than 20,000 pregnant woman, and a Danish study that followed 41,407 adults for 16 years. The findings might surprise you!
Here's the 2025 Danish cardiovascular disease study:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39913675/
Missed Part 1 of this series? It's a big Insta link so I've tiny-url'd it:
https://tinyurl.com/organicversusnonorganic
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