Beefbisquit
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Honestly, we don't use them.
It's usually white sugar, brown sugar, or occasionally glucose.
USDA recalls 8.7 million lbs of meat
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It's usually white sugar, brown sugar, or occasionally glucose.
organic cane sugar is actually good its refined white sugar
Beefbisquit
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Sugar can be a great source of energy.
It's eating in it excess that's the problem. That being said, so many things are saturated with sugars now that it's no longer a nice boost of energy, it's the norm and our bodies aren't designed to take the increased sugar content.
I still love me some pastries though. lol
Beefbisquit
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Organic cane sugar is still fructose, is it not? Same with beet root sugar....
Beefbisquit
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I'd like to know how processing changes the chemical structure of fructose.... not saying it doesn't. Just saying I don't know how it does, if it does.
racerboy71
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that's why i always have a lol at the organic growers saying organic bud tastes better then chem, that's laughable in itself like the nitrogen in organic nutes isn't a chemical ffs, when nitrogen is nitrogen.. still has the same chemical make up, same amount of electrons and protons running around, whether it was made in a factory or from nature in the form of bird and fish shit..
heckler73
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I go through the same thing with my friends who are mental for "organic" everything.
Then they spray Round Up on their weeds...
Abiqua
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Yes and no, synthetic chemicals can be bonded in different ways than the original to create a "synthetic" molecule. I would bet that ran thru a GC/MS of the synthetic and natural in-organic chemical you would run different trace analyses especially if bonding mechanisms were different to produce each molecule, which will effect CEC and Anion exchange and enzyme pathways, a whole host of shit, chemistry is not so simple.
Just by chemistry, organic is anthing carbon based and inorganic isn't. Plants can only uptake in-organic nutrients. So the organic gardener has to go thru the process of converting the carbon matter into in-organic matter, usually driven by sugars as a food source, i.e. compost + 90%+ sugars. There are natural in-organic elements that a plant can uptake that need no processing. So I will agree with you there.
As to how they are produced, I argue that isn't the case at all synthetic ferts/nutrients/molecules are not the same as natural ones.
tobinates559
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have you never smoked a hydro bud(most likely using chem nutes) and noticed its lack of aroma and taste??? i find that the case almost every time i scope out and smoke some bud labeled as being hydroponically grown!!! i have never smoked hydro that tasted better, smelled better, or got me any more high than some organic soil grown herb...but thats just me AND TONS OF OTHER PEOPLE..i always have a good LOL at a person who cant tel the difference!!!!
Nutes and Nugs
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It's sad and a shame we have to throw out all the meat because of GREED.
What do they do with 8.7 million pounds of (possibly) bad meat?
What do they do with 8.7 million pounds of (possibly) bad meat?
kpmarine
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I always have a good "LOL" at people who claim something as fact without ruling out tons of factors beyond one data point.have you never smoked a hydro bud(most likely using chem nutes) and noticed its lack of aroma and taste??? i find that the case almost every time i scope out and smoke some bud labeled as being hydroponically grown!!! i have never smoked hydro that tasted better, smelled better, or got me any more high than some organic soil grown herb...but thats just me AND TONS OF OTHER PEOPLE..i always have a good LOL at a person who cant tel the difference!!!!
Canna Sylvan
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Stevia contains no sugar. Agave is a refined sugar.
Canna Sylvan
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I grew some really good purple that blew everyone away. 100% chem. I just feed PH water the last 7 days. Everyone was asking where I got it from, and if I drove to the Emerald Triangle to get that really good "organic" bud. It was really dense, aromatic, and sticky. You opened the jar and the whole room smelled like heaven in just a few minutes. You're just getting shitty hydro weed.have you never smoked a hydro bud(most likely using chem nutes) and noticed its lack of aroma and taste??? i find that the case almost every time i scope out and smoke some bud labeled as being hydroponically grown!!! i have never smoked hydro that tasted better, smelled better, or got me any more high than some organic soil grown herb...but thats just me AND TONS OF OTHER PEOPLE..i always have a good LOL at a person who cant tel the difference!!!!
With chemicals I know exactly what goes into my plant. With organic, you have no idea. Organic fertilizers can contain unhealthy doses of fluoride, radon and many other pollutants. Lab grade chemicals are more than 99.9% pure.
kpmarine
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Actually stevia is a sugar bound to a non-sugar. It's essentially a sugar that can't be processed as such by our bodies due to chemical bonds.
kpmarine
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What he said.
tobinates559
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go back and read my post and have another LOL because i never claimed any facts????????!!! i just spoke from personal experience, way to make yourself look like an ass...you must have a hard time reading