switching to organic?

Question

I really want to start switching over to organic everything. Occasionally we have organic food, and we grow organic vegetables in the summer, but I want to make a complete switch for my family and me. Is it difficult? How much can we expect our grocery cost to go up? Does it really make a difference in how you feel? When you go out to eat, do you only eat organic?? Any and all info is so appreciated! ❤️

Answer

I grew up in a small town in BC, Canada. Everything we ate was organic. The only fast food restraints there are: a&w, subway, Quiznos, panago pizza. My parents went wheat free about 15 years ago so they were all way ahead of the gluten free lifestyle lol. 
I’ve been eating organic all my life so paying more for quality things is just apart of it. So I can’t quite give any insight into cost difference.
I can tell you when I try to eat lower quality, non organic, medicated, or injected food it makes me feel like shit. Even something as simple as non organic summer fruits hurt my throat and make it soooo itchy because they’re heavily pesticided, and my body isn’t used to that.

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We buy organic at Trader Joe’s and farmers markets. I buy probably 75% organic groceries, when my son was smaller it was 100%. I don’t eat meat but my son does a bit so I buy like 90% veggie. When we eat out I don’t worry about it but we don’t eat fast food; I’m talking like Italian and Japanese restaurants etc. Don’t feel bad about not doing it perfect! Stress is also bad for you. ;)

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if you have the budget for it then go ahead

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Any lifestyle transition is hard, but if you commit, it shouldn’t be that hard. Especially if you live by Whole Foods, Mother’s or Sprouts. I eat a lot of organic stuff just due to being vegan, but I’m really interested in hydroponics just because it’s so sustainable and is like so revolutionary and I feel is going to be farming of the future.

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