How to remove pesticides from produce #shorts #plantbased #vegan #weightlossjourney #pesticidefree

The food absorb the pesticides through the roots and airial parts

Food grade peroxide along with baking soda works as well I think it kind of works better because you don't have to worry about that vinegar taste in your fruits and vegetables shalom

Do the same but let the veggies inside for 30 min. .. I asked google, because I remember a scientist recommended these method, but can't find it anymore. He said the veggies as good as organic. But I really don't know ....

I would say use filtered water to go next level if you can. Great video as even organic are not 100% clean unless you pick it from your home or local farmer you can ask.

Bicarbonate of Soda and Salt - use your own measurements. Place in running water, dissolve and place fruit / veg in for 10 minutes or over night as I do.

May I ask if you have loose skin or stretch marks after major weight loss?

What do u see urself eating if nobody delivers all those “fancy man made vegan foods”? As in food crisis

Once the pesticide has been sprayed you cannot remove the pesticide from the fruit or the vegetable. It's already inside. Once glyphosate has been sprayed upon your food it is in there forever. You eat said fruit or vegetable and that is how the glyphosate gets in your gut and your urine. You cannot remove glyphosate. Once the damage is done, it's done. If you want to make sure there's no glyphosate on your fruits and vegetable then choose organic. They still use herbicides, but they don't use glyphosate. You mean how do you clean the dirt off Your fruits and vegetables? 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Focus on articulation and food and less YOU

Pesticide? In my country we just eat. No wash. 🙂

Ozonated water

I use drops of grapefruit seed extract in water and soak produce 🤷🏻‍♀️

I do the same, but with apple cider vinegar instead ♥️

Dawn Platinum foam dish soap.

Do you also do this even when you buy organic fruits and vegs? Cause I don't

I do everything the same except for the baking soda part, that’s new to me.

Just water and a good rinse, cant be bothered fussing around with vinegar and what not.

I ran out of Trader Joe's veggie wash so I just used lemon juice I had already juiced free from a lemon tree on the property I rent from and then baking soda. The water seems way dirtier than the veggie wash with the same veggies that I use so I haven't went back to buying except lemon season is over so I bought lemon juice instead.

I'm 62, I just wash it under running water, and eat and enjoy!

I wash all fruits & veggies in vinegar water. Let soak at least 10-15 minutes while I am doing other things around the house. Rinse very well in a strainer if needed & let dry on the counter on a clean dish towel. I reuse the water/vinegar 2-3 times. I am always surprised at how dirty the water is. I cannot imagine not washing my fruits/veggies now. You can taste the dirt, etc. on unwashed food.

I do vinegar but with salt instead of the baking soda. Seems to work

You can't remove pesticides, its inside and all over. Buy things that are not sprayed and then you can do this cleaning. If you do it that way, you can't really do more to avoid pesticides.

I just buy organic

Ummmm? So if you don’t know if it even works what’s the point of this video? views?

I've never tried it with baking soda. I'll have to look into this further. Thanks for the tip!

I use lemon juice and salt to wash fruits and veggies. I think I heard Gary Null talk about it years ago

If you can, buy organic (at least from the Dirty Dozen list) to help protect the people working in the fields. It's not only about US.

One time I cleaned something with baking soda and even after rinsing, it tasted salty but I didn’t use white vinegar with the baking soda so maybe that makes the difference?

FarmerDean1 just saw this on his page he use to be a produce farmer and he said to just use white vinegar you don’t need to add water, or baking soda.

I use a small amount of Castile soap and swish veggies in water, rinse then spray them with vinegar and water mixture, then rinse off with water.🤷‍♂️

You need a enagic K8 kangen water machine! It'll change your life. I cleaned my fruits and veggies with 11.5 ph water from my machine.
This water machine will make from 2.5 to 11.5 pH water. 2.5 Is a antibacterial water that cleans cuts and sores 6.0 beauty water for toning 8.5 to 9.5ph for drinking 11.5 for degreasing. There's over a hundred different uses for the different pHs that this water machine makes. If you're interested I can send you more information 🫶

White vinegar is apparently not good for the body the way that Apple cider vinegar is ( with the mother of course ). I don’t know where I heard that but I’ve heard that a couple of times …to try to avoid white vinegar . Cleaning fruit and vegetables in the same way that you show here with Apple cider vinegar works the same way except I don’t buy the Apple cider vinegar with the mother for washing as it’s too expensive. I suppose it’s just the more processed Apple cider vinegar .

I use lemon juice and baking soda.

The fizzing of the baking soda just makes people happy and they think it is doing something. It isn't really.

I use baking soda and lemon juice and get the same chemical reaction.
I'll try vinegar.

It’s a 3 sec blow for me 😂
Just kidding 👀

Classic influencer “I don’t know if this has any evidence behind it but let me recommend it!” Smh

The vinegar actually help keep the produce longer as well.

Dr Greger says the best way is to wash in 1 part salt to 9 parts water. He said vinegar is as helpful as plain water. 🤷‍♀️

Thank you so much for this tip❤ I recently learned that pesticides have been linked to anxiety, cancer and other things that aren't our friends. I will try this. Thanks again!🙏🏾

I use just water 😂😂😂 the best way to go 😉

Wash only with a 1/4 th of a teaspoon for a big bowl and then rinse with fresh or filtered water! Banking Soda water cleans all vegetables and salads like this and meats too blueberries bannana you don’t do, oranges and lemons and limes yes if you want to use the rind. All fresh herbs yes , strawberries and soft skin berries a quick wash and out because they turn whiteish in colour. It burns their soft skin! This saline water Great for washing ears and belly buttons and feet, good scrub for all body parts lol 😅😊

I’m pretty sure adding backing soda to vinegar just makes the reaction change the ph and basically turn back to water. Not sure how the reaction cleans anything. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think soaking in one or the other then washing off could possibly aid in the rinsing but just plain rinsing should suffice.

It definitely cleans.

Love kove love. Hust a tip though, pls dont hate me! Stray feom saying rhinga like " its supposed to", and make it a morw direct statment if making viseos supporting and advertising the method. ❤ Just something i learned and wanted to share 😊

When you mix vinegar with baking soda they just cancel each other out because one is acidic and one is basic so even though it has a satisfying fizz it's not actually beneficial

I heard that baking soda and vinegar neutralize each other and you want to use one or the other but not both. I could be wrong though

Eat organic, no pesticides...