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[kinglykong]

Please make sure you only eat fruit that has it on there, do it for the fans

[antoniogutierrez]

If comes from
billy & Co. (FDA)
You know ain't good !

[rickyelvis]

It’s the total accumulation of notes that make the tune and it’s the total accumulation of toxins that create the disease 🎶 no such thing as minuscule.

[OneRudeBoy]

SOURCE/REFERENCE: Saint John’s Organic Farm 
DATE: October 30, 2023
ARTICLE TITLE: Is Apeel Safe? 3 Things You Should Know 

Apeel contains heavy metals and petrochemical solvents, and it may contain trans fats.

Apeel is made of purified monoglycerides and diglycerides, which are edible fatty acids commonly found in the often discarded parts of fruits and vegetables. These types of fatty acids may contain trans fats, which are known to cause obesity and metabolic syndrome.

The problem is the extraction process contains exposure to industrial petrochemical solvents and heavy metals. Apeel tested the amounts of these solvents and heavy metals in their submission statement to the FDA (page 14).

Apeel contains lead, cadmium, arsenic, palladium, and mercury. It claims to be in small enough amounts to not negatively impact the consumer, thus the USDA’s “Generally Recognized as Safe” classification.

Apeel says a consumer would need to ingest 30, 000 apples to ingest 1 kg of Apeel. However, I don’t think you’d need to eat 1 kg of Apeel to get a substantial amount of heavy metals. We know heavy metals build up in the body over a lifetime. It’s not a fair comparison to say there are trace amounts of heavy metals in one piece of produce sprayed with Apeel. That may be true, but that person very well may eat thousands of apples in their lifetime, thus exposing them to heavy metals daily.

[tjellis]

FDA APPROVAL does not equate to FDA TESTED.