Cheeses

Yes, it is healthy to buy organic cheese because it is made from organic milk from an organic dairy farm. Farmers feed their cows with natural feeds, which improves the quality of the milk. Cattle are not exposed to growth hormones or antibiotics.
Organic cheese has high nutritional values. Organic cheese is richer in omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for our health compared to regular cheese. It also has high levels of vitamin E, protein, calcium, iron, and nutrients such as linoleic acid and other antioxidants.
Organic cheese has no genetically modified organisms. Farmers do not expose cows to toxins, synthetic pesticides, or herbicides, so one can feel safe feeding on organic cheese.
In summary, organic cheese has many benefits, including improved animal welfare, a positive environmental influence due to organic farming, and overall health benefits.

When cheese is labeled as organic, it means only one thing: that the milk used to make the cheese is from an organically reared and fed dairy cow. When we say that a cow is organically reared, what we mean is that it has been fed using an organic diet of grass and hay and has not been injected with antibiotics or growth hormones. Consequently, organic cheese must contain organic ingredients for it to qualify to be labeled as organic. It should be certified by a third-party organization that it meets set standards for a product to be considered organic.

Here are some examples of unhealthy cheese.
High-calorie cheese: High-calorie cheese can lead to weight gain or obesity which can cause various health problems.
Full-fat cheese: Full-fat cheese is also known as whole milk cheese. This type of cheese can be high in calories and saturated fat which can lead to weight gain and increase the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease
Sweetened cream cheeses: Sweetened cream cheese contains high levels of sugar which can lead to diseases such as diabetes. High consumption of sugar can lead to high blood pressure, inflammation, weight gain, and other related diseases.
Processed cheese: Processed cheese can be unhealthy because of the high content of additives and, preservatives, such as sodium, fat, and others.