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In this monologue, the speaker affirms that organic foods are inherently good but acknowledges their higher cost. They caution against an all‑or‑nothing mindset that forces people to either buy only organic produce or avoid fruits and vegetables altogether. The speaker argues that washing conventional produce thoroughly—specifically using a baking‑soda solution—can effectively remove pesticide residues, offering a practical alternative for those who cannot afford organic items. Ultimately, the message emphasizes that the priority should be consuming plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole foods, regardless of whether they are labeled organic, to nourish the body.

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