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What is Organic Coffee and Why is it Important? - NO HARM DONE

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Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. It’s a delicious, caffeinated way to start your day, a great drink to enjoy with friends and the perfect way to end a meal. It’s also a versatile drink that can be enjoyed iced and hot. There are a lot of different coffee beans available, so it can be difficult to decide what to buy. You also have to choose between organic and non-organic beans. Which one should you choose? Let’s take a closer look at why you should always use organic coffee.

 

What is Organic Coffee?

Organic coffee is produced on farms that have not used synthetic chemicals and use few artificial fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides for three years. Most organic farms also compost, recycle, and work to preserve the health of the soil they are using.

 

Why Organic Coffee?

The health benefits of organic coffee outweigh those of non-organic coffee. Coffee has a lot of health benefits besides helping you make it through a boring meeting and giving you energy for the day.

  • Coffee is a great source of anti-oxidants which help eliminate the damages caused by free radicals. Free radicals cause oxidative stress which can lead to serious health problems, like inflammation, hormone imbalances and even cancer.
  • When you drink organic coffee, you are choosing coffee beans that have not been affected by outside sources like pesticides and other chemicals. You are guaranteed to be getting the full health benefits of coffee without any of the chemicals used in pesticides.

Organic coffee is also good for the environment. While pesticides do eliminate harmful insects that eat crops, they all also harm the environment. They can take out more than the “pests” they are supposed to be killing. Pesticides can easily leak into nearby water sources and to other fields. This leads to imbalances in the environment.

Organic farms are also safer and more efficient for their workers while also using fewer non-renewable resources.

 

What are the Dangers of Non-Organic Coffee?

As mentioned non-organic coffee farms use chemicals such as pesticides and insecticides to kill insects before they can harm the crops. However, these chemicals are ingested by us when we drink coffee. This can lead to many health problems.

According to WHO, some health problems caused by pesticides include cancer, effects on reproduction, immune or nervous systems. 

 

Furthermore, those in contact with pesticides daily (such as farmers) are at a higher risk of being poisoned. This can lead to mood disorders such as depression and anxiety.

 

Three Brands that Offer Organic Coffee

  • Beans - Café Don Pablo

    Café Don Pablo is a whole bean coffee company that offers organic coffee in a variety of roasts to meet every coffee lover’s need.

    • Instant - Mount Hagen

      If you prefer 3 in 1, or instant coffee, then look no farther than Mount Hagen. They have instant, organic coffee that is delicious. Go for the glass jar to save on the plastic.

        No Harm Done is a great option for capsule coffee. We offer organic coffee in 100% compostable packaging. These capsules work with Nespresso machines and are excellent for the environment.

         

        The next time you are ready for a cup of Joe, go for the organic option instead. You can rest assured that your coffee is made from the best sources and have done the least harm to the environment.

        Plus, organic coffee is not only good for you, but for the workers who harvested your coffee as well. You’ll enjoy your coffee more when you know that it is better for you, the workers, and the environment.

        Looking for some organic coffee that helps pay farmers fair wages? Check out our collection! We're sure to having something you'd like

         

        NO HARM DONE Organic Coffee Capsules

         

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