Posted April 22nd, 2009
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Pyrapurcell asked:
What type of organic molecule is dietary fiber, and how do the properties of water relate to living things, and also what do monosaccharides build?
Tags: Dietary Fiber, Organic Molecule, Properties Of Water
Posted in Biology | 1 Comment »
Posted April 22nd, 2009
by admin
pjatv asked:
I’m looking for both commercial and organic remedies.
Tags: Glass Doors, Glass Shower Doors, Water Spots
Posted in Cleaning & Laundry | 7 Comments »
Posted April 22nd, 2009
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New Daddy asked: Formula just doesn’t seem to be working for the little guy. We’ve tried all of them. Dairy and soy of all the big brands out there. He spits them all up a ton.
Anybody feed their little one organic cow’s milk? What did you think of it?
Thanks for your help.
Tags: Cow Milk, Soy, Thanks For Your Help
Posted in Newborn & Baby | 16 Comments »
Posted April 22nd, 2009
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Daniel M asked:
I’m hoping to teach, and write a textbook, and I’d love to do both in new ways. What stuff in your organic textbook was completely useless? What was really confusing? Just give any opinion you got. Best Answer will go to the most insightful.
Tags: New Ways, Organic Chemistry Class, Stuff
Posted in Chemistry | 2 Comments »
Posted April 22nd, 2009
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snowy_gush_gush asked:
The sprays need to be organic and safe to use on vegetables, flowers, fruits, and herbs.
Tags: Bugs, Herbs, Organic Vegetables
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »
Posted April 16th, 2009
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cruisin4bruisin asked:
Benzene is poisonous and a proven carcinogen. Yet many compounds containing benzene rings, such as benzaldehyde, are common in the foods you eat. Why are some organic compounds with phenyl groups safe to eat?
Tags: Benzene Rings, Organic Compounds, Phenyl Groups
Posted in Chemistry | 3 Comments »
Posted April 16th, 2009
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Silver Tipped Wings asked: I would love to be a vegetarian, because I have heard really bad things about how they treat animals. Unfortunetly, at my age, my parents would think it is some kind of rebellion (Which is kind of would be, but it would be against cruelty to animals, not against my parents.)
I was wondering, is there such a thing as organic meat? What I mean is, meat that isn’t treated with chemicals, where the animals aren’t stuffed into cages and are allowed to be free and live happy lives?
I am looking for alternatives so I don’t feel so guilty when I enjoy eating meat. Would it be in the organic section of the food store?
Tags: Eating Meat, Organic Section, Vegetarian
Posted in Vegetarian & Vegan | 9 Comments »
Posted April 16th, 2009
by admin
That girl asked:
what is and organic diet can i eat meat what cant i eat?
ok thnz i dont like veggies too much but we have a store and like half + a lil bit is all organic so it wont be too hard
i am starting it kinda slowly (dont wanna shock my body) im only 13 and we were gunna start it when we could drive (16) but i think i might start it nxt time i go to drug emporiumn
Tags: Diet, Lil Bit, Shock
Posted in Other - Food & Drink | 11 Comments »
Posted April 16th, 2009
by admin
manuel7marin asked:
I would like to take my girlfriend to a restaurant that only serves 100% organic food. I live just outside of Houston, TX. Anyone have any suggestions?
Tags: Girlfriend, Houston Tx, Organic Food
Posted in Houston | 3 Comments »
Posted April 16th, 2009
by admin

Krispy asked:
I really do not want to use fungicides in my garden to control my leaf disease that is the very last option, so please just let me know if you have any proven organic, natural, or home remedies to help me.
I noticed it this morning and it is my fault. I usually hand water my garden but with the heat and humidity I started just turning on the sprinkler and going back inside. I didn’t realize just a few days of this could do so much damage. I’ve also slacked a little on the upkeep and stuff.
I have cut back most of the damaged leaves on the tomatoes, and pulled a few plants out to help with air circulation. I have also pulled out my basil because it looks like it was affected as well. I did leave a few leaves on there because the plant is in direct sunlight for 10-12 hours a day and I do not want it to be scorched.
My mother suggested I mix some soap, water, and vinegar and spray the leaves, any one heard of this? Not that I don’t trust her but before I start spraying away I want to here what has worked for others in the past.
What organic, natural, or home remedies does anyone have to control my Septoria and Blight?
Tags: Air Circulation, Basil, Leaves
Posted in Garden & Landscape | 4 Comments »