Does Eating Organic Food Turn People Into Jerks?

I began eating organic due to a health issue that is strongly linked to environmental factors. Just choosing this way way of life seemed to infuriate others around me--in my family, at work, etc. Somehow, they "felt" I was judging them when I was choosing a way of life for myself. I sat, quietly, eating a salad at work and a co-worker said, "I'll bet your thinking how unhealthy this food is!" She was eating fast food, and I was thinking no such thing. Where is the judgment coming from? The organic eater, or the person or people feeling threatened by the organic eating? Perhaps she was judging herself. I endured questions like, "How long are you going to be on that 'diet' anyway?" I had the same co-worker do a little mocking "dance" with a candy bar saying, "Hmm, should I eat it? Oh no, it's not organic!" I have stayed cancer-free without drugs due to my diet for nearly 8 years. I also lost weight and look many years younger than my age which makes others feel insecure in their choices, I guess. Personally, I have come a long way spiritually since choosing organics and find myself to be much less judgmental. I more readily see the perspective of the other person, accepting where they are in their own life's journey, and I respect their choices. I simply bless others despite their hurtful responses because they are enduring some kind of pain they are trying to work through. If I had believed in studies, I would have taken a drug that had cancer as possible side effects when its job was to prevent recurrence of cancer. Studies are often slanted and present the message the researcher wants to present. This one falls in that category, too.