Eating ‘clean’ if you’re not lucky enough to grow your own food, can be quite a minefield and it can be very disheartening when your hard-earned wages are being thrown back into the ether as you try your best to buy chemical free food supplies. 

I recommend this to a lot of my clients, as I think it gives a comprehensive approach to what “is” and “is not” necessary to buy organic. 

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