Organic food has become popular lately. You do not even have to bother looking at hypermarkets, since some mini markets also provide organic vegetables and eggs.
All this time you may have heard that organic foods are healthier, more crisp, and more comfortable. In fact, there are still other health benefits that can be drawn from these organic food, compared with non-organic foods. Fruits, vegetables, and organic meat may need to be consumed if you’re trying to get pregnant.
Some scientific evidence supports such research.
In a study I found that antioxidant levels are higher in organic foods provide a significant impact on health and nutrition.
Foods rich in antioxidants, as has been mentioned in various studies, capable of preventing diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s and other degenerative diseases. Foods rich in antioxidants include berries, apples, avocados, pears, plums, spinach, broccoli, and yams.
Organic foods may have more wealth than the health of non-organic, partly thanks to insects and weeds that filled it. Organic plants develop their own natural antioxidants to combat these pests. While non-organic crops had been sprayed with herbicides and pesticides, so the tendency is to produce plant defense mechanisms (antioxidant) does not occur.
Does not mean that organic food is always better than non-organic. “Despite having a level lower pesticide, organic foods have not scientifically proven safer or more healthy than foods grown conventionally”.
In addition, when fruits and vegetables are non-organic frozen, canned, dried, or cooked, most of these pesticide residues are also reduced.
In conclusion, this study can not guarantee that organic food has a direct connection to improve fertility by increasing the number of sperm and egg cells are healthy. However, if you are planning a pregnancy, non-organic foods to try.
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