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I don't often quote papers bc I take them with a grain of salt. I've met the professors/researchers who do the testing. They're nice guys, they mean well, but they don't live in the real world. What works on a plot usually doesn't work in the field. Plus, and it's hard for me to explain, they just don't get the basics of farming. They can't replicate what we do in the plots.
Anyways, I'm not sure if you're familiar with Bruce Ames or not, but he's where I get a lot of my stuff from. This is a good summary. https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/...ect-the-health-of-low-income-populations.html
Fwiw, organic crops wouldn't exist, well that's a bit harsh, they would hardly exist without modern day, conventional insecticides and other pesticides. So be thankful for them.
By that logic, neither does Ames (and there's been many critiques levied against him over the years.)