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12-17-2002, 10:02 PM #1Senior Member ELITE MEMBER
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Flax question
My other thread got me thinking... scarry isn't it!?
Is there any difference between "organic" flax oil and natural flax oil??? The one I got says it's organic, and when I compared to the other stuff, I could see no difference.
I know, wrong forum... can someone move this for me???Where there is smoke, there is not enough lubrication!
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Made a search didn’t find anything about it. I’m thinking they just refer to it differently but both the same thing.
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Well, in general I understand 'natural' to mean there's nothing artificial added to the product, and 'organic' to mean that the crops are grown organically, ie without artificial pesticides. I don't really know where flax oil comes from (is it a plant?), but I'd say this is the difference.
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Didn't think about that, Thanks! Does make sense now that I read it!
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