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Hi,
Is there differences between wild plants and those found in a supermarket or even at a local Farmer’s market?
If there are differences, what are they?
When I read “domesticated plant”, I still don’t fully understand it’s implications are for the nutrient content and the effect it has on your health compared to a wild plant. For example; comparing a sweet potato found in the wild compared to one at a Farmer’s market.
Would it be the same as comparing wild animals to meat products bought in a store?
Thanks
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