Study finds clear differences between organic and non-organic food

[Rhayader]

No surprise there.
I wonder if there's organic meats.

In the UK you certainly can, not sure about the states.

It's worth noting that the 'emotional' well-being of the animal is more important than the fact that it's 'meat'. The issue is the vast majority of animals who die experience consistent trauma throughout their lives and this imprints into the emotional and mental bodies. The 'Meat', contains this residual chaotic vibration, which is often considerably lower due to the trauma, and is absorbed by the Human lowering and interfering with their own. It isn't as much of an issue with good Organic Meat from Animals which were raised with love and care, and were generally happy. They, on an instinctual level, understand the connection and the recyclical nature of energy, and so willingly give themselves (This 'understanding' is present in the tribal communities more than ours).

Obviously as we shift in vibration and the spectrum of 'native frequency' increases we are forced to acclimatise, removing the need for such foodstuffs which may have once been necessary.

That's why i'm not a fan of halal, which is increasing more and more these days.