Do you rinse your fruits and vegetables before eating? Water can't get rid of all those pesticides.
This is because some produce, like apples, soak the chemicals inside, making it impossible to wash off. Some opt for the organic ingredients but produce grown organically can still have pesticides.
A recent study suggests baking soda may be the answer. Simply mix some baking soda with water to make sodium bicarbonate, then soak your produce for 12-15 minutes.
The researchers did this to apples they treated with 2 pesticides: thiabendazole and phosmet. After the apples soaked in the baking soda mix for 15 minutes, neither of the two pesticides were left on the apple.
This is because sodium bicarbonate degraded them.
The study shows how to remove 2 pesticides from fruit.
There are still over 100 pesticides that can make it onto your food. Is a pesticide-free diet becoming impossible?
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Why the hell are they just finding this out? This should have been discovered a hundred years ago!
ReplyDeleteA recent study. Everyone already did this years back
ReplyDeleteJust peeling the apple removes like 99% of any kind of pesticide (also removes nutrition though). But anyway, pesticides do not even harm us unless we are the ones that spray them.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we should study science to figure out how far we can compromise with change and survive
ReplyDeleteHumans are the true pests.
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ReplyDeletebut apple has wax coating on it.how to remove it?
ReplyDeleteAnd we're still wondering why cancer is skyrocketing...
ReplyDeleteDude, if you have to treat organic foods for 15 minutes before it's safe to eat, then there is a serious problem with the food supply.
ReplyDeleteIs the sticker on an apple edible?
ReplyDeleteWhat about those inside the Apple
ReplyDeleteWho has time for this
ReplyDeleteThat would waste a whole shit ton of baking soda
ReplyDeleteSorry, but that's complete bullshit. Besides apples are not allowed to be sprayed, only the blossom. The residues of those so-called pesticides are even so little that it would cause you more damage to drink water out of a plastic bottle (with residues in the water from the plastic bottle itself) or eating something from a table you just took out of your dishwasher, or to have forgotten to wash your hands after filling your car with gazoline.
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ReplyDeleteGreat video!
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Cheers :)
and they said people must go VEGAN..
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ReplyDeleteThank u insider for the tip.
ReplyDeletehow about vinegar?
ReplyDeleteThats only removing 2 of the 47 known pesticides used on apple. This method only removes outer/surface layer. How are you going to remove the ones that were used during its growth stage being sprayed routinely that have all sinked into the fruit.
ReplyDeleteI was eating a sweet potato and I cringed a bit when they showed sweet potato at first 😛
ReplyDeleteThanks for the video but please give the concentration of baking soda
ReplyDeleteJust simply wash with water wherein add few drops of vinegar
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