> It might be, but how do you then account for the results as
> mentioned above. This was a controlled experiment from start to
> end to control all factors with the only difference being level of
> organic methods used. This control extended from the planting of
> the plants to the end product in animals fed the plants.

" NO protocols of the alleged study was given, the article was not
referenced --
THAT does not meet the scientific criteria needed for
a.f.v.SCIENCE.
Do not pollute a.f.v.SCIENCE with this propaganda.
--

alt.food.vegan.SCIENCE is about SCIENCE."

Silly remark, you obviously did not keep up with the thread. Please be
advised ascorbic nor citric acids were mentioned. What passes for
science or not is not up to you anyway, we will be happy to entertain
your individual opinion on that matter but otherwise it does not rise
above opinion.