Does organic really matter? Research shows organic diets cut glyphosate exposure by 70% and support cleaner, safer nutrition.
You’ve probably seen “organic” labels everywhere, and maybe wondered: is it just a premium sticker, or does it truly make a difference? Here’s what the research actually says - and why Solis commits to organic, especially when it matters most.
Glyphosate - the active ingredient in Roundup - is one of the world’s most widely used herbicides. Despite earlier assessments (like by the EPA and EU) deeming it “low risk,” new animal studies challenge that safety threshold. At even low exposure levels, lab rats developed more tumors across various organ systems. 
More alarmingly, a 2025 study using human-centered modeling suggests glyphosate may disrupt kidney-related and nitrogen-processing proteins, potentially contributing to kidney disease and cancer.
A controlled diet shift study found that switching to an all-organic diet reduced glyphosate levels in people’s urine by a massive 70% in just days. Another backed review echoed that choosing organic whenever possible “can help curb exposure and adverse health effects.”
Some meta-reviews do link organic produce with higher levels of vitamin C, iron, and magnesium (up to 30% more), as well as beneficial antioxidants.
But critics rightly note the evidence isn’t always conclusive. The impact often depends on farming methods, food types, and other lifestyle factors.
Still, choosing organic consistently means fewer chemical residues, and a cleaner ingredient base, especially for powders like Solis, where extraction concentrates everything.
Organic farming doesn’t just limit glyphosate on your plate, it supports healthier soil, improves biodiversity, and avoids synthetic fertilizers. More birds, insects, and soil life thrive compared to conventional farms. 
Organic is more than health, it’s about doing better for the planet.
Yes. Especially for something you use daily, like protein powder.
That’s why at Solis, “organic” isn’t a trend, it’s a trusted foundation for health, clarity, and longevity.