I've noticed what I think is a pattern in my part of the mid-west. Large chain grocery stores with pharmacies have organic and "health" food sections. Local and smaller stores that don't have pharmacies don't seem to have organics at all. The ostensible reason (I asked in one store) is that the WIC (or other government program) program would not work with the stores if they offered more expensive organic food that might get chosen instead of the approved WIC food.

My take:

So, if you have the pharmacy (meaning upper management would love for you to take lots of drugs and vaccines) you get "permission" to buy the healthier organic food, which you will probably need after you get vaccinated. If you choose the local chains or mom and pop store that also accepts WIC (feeds mothers and children) then NO ORGANIC FOR YOU.

>>20518460

Before one of the amendments (17th?) Senators were not elected in a popular vote. We should go back to that, because the way it is now, the big cities and states(Democrat) overpower rural interests and small states.

>>20518302

>Organic is not something found exclusively in large chains.

You are correct. However, the pattern seems to be like I described for grocery stores. Independent health food stores are available here, too. The type of "regular" folks with lower incomes and a few children don't shop at the expensive health food stores are the ones I'm thinking of.

>>20518239

>Vaccines in your tomatoes, bananas or lettuce.

What should be the response? Maybe don't shop in grocery stores? Growing lettuce and tomatoes is possible for many people at home.

Also, is the creation of "edible vaccines" one more indicator that all disease has its origin with fallen beings and their human minions? It seems like many of us would be very healthy until very old age if the proverbial "they" stopped trying to "vaccinate" or "help" us in other ways.

The Blue Zone folks live easily to 100 in good health.