THE BEST WAY TO REMOVE PESTICIDES FROM YOUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Dr Mandell, DC

Pesticides are chemical substances used to kill pests that might damage the crops and fruits. It is used in abundance by farmers, especially in remote areas. The developments in the agricultural sector have evidently shown an increase in the use of pesticides during the cultivation of crops.

There are numerous health hazards linked to the use of pesticides. Pesticides can have grave effects on the health of anybody consuming fruits or vegetables highly contaminated with pesticides.

Several reports suggest that high levels of pesticides in food can lead to the development of diseases such as cancer, kidney and lung ailments. Children have developing organs, prone to catching infections and diseases. Any exposure to these high chemical residues can lead to childhood cancers, mental health problems such as autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

I hope this video was helpful for you and your family.

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[motivationaldoc]

Please excuse the video quality color as I’m shooting videos in hotel rooms with poor lighting as I’m traveling through Asia. 😊

[Psaltrymom]

Nutshell: 1 tsp baking soda per 2 cups water. Let your fruit soak for 15-20 mins.

[marcyking]

When I buy blueberries and/or strawberries, I soak them in baking soda for about 10 minutes immediately after buying them, then rinse them in a colander and spread them on a kitchen towel to dry, turning them a few times to be sure the berries are dry before returning them to their containers. This way, I know they've been washed and can be eaten without worrying about being slowly poisoned in the process. I know anything I grow at home is pesticide free, although I might have to eat around a worm or two. Thank you, Dr. Mandell for confirming the best method for cleaning fruit, though. I trust any advice you have to give ... always.

[sargondp]

Fruit tastes much better after washing with baking soda. You can still wash berries with baking soda. Even soaking blueberries for a while works well but it is best to wash them just before eating, not storing as you can apples, pears, etc. Just do not leave raspberries or blackberries soaking as you would others since they will start to fall apart. Make sure to rinse all the baking soda off as this is attached to the poison so you do not want to eat anything with the baking soda taste. Great cleaning agent as well.

[londonkhareem]

Dr Mandell, thank you. I’m glad you did this video as you’re one of my few trusted sources.

[AwakenTheDawn]

For berries, I do a quick soak of apple cider vinegar and water, then a good rinse. They hold up really well and there's no weird added taste.

[omaragalvez]

Gracias por sus maravillosos consejos Dr.
Yo siempre voy al supermercado cada semana y lo hago por la noche, y aun que esa noche no duerma, yo lavo todas mis frutas y vegetales con baking soda y sal, las dejo reposar en agua por 30 minutos, despues la pongo a escurrir para despues secarlas con toalla q uso solo en la cocina.

Tube una mala experiencia cuando compre uvas organicas, me di cuenta que tenian sabor y olor a pesticidas, me senti defraudada! por que el precio a pagar por lo que dice ser ( organico) no lo es!
Por esa simple razon es q no compro NADA que diga ( organico)en la etiqueta.

[IceTom]

i am always shocked that there are some people who eat the stuff right from the store shelf without washing it

[danielsgnen]

just tested soaking apples in water baking soda solution and it removed all the nasty wax!

[mamy]

Am using White Vinegar, but will try Soaking in BAKING SODA now 15 minutes. Thx for info

[lisacarey]

Don't worry about the video quality another great video Doc no wonder you have 1.6 million subscribers your information is profound and I love this channel thanks Doc Lisa

[datahoundhunter]

You are one of the most informative and solid voices on YouTube, to provide information for our health

[rockylove]

This info is very good, whether you buy organic or not. But I go a step further by mixing baking soda and apple cider vinegar. Immediately there's a reaction in the water, so I find I don't have to let the foods soak too long, especially for apples.

[robbbarnett]

Great info ofcourse.
Its also good to know the dirty dozen in order to focus more on what is dirtier.
Some fruits and veggies are actually safe organic or not and they dont use herbicides or pesticides on them. So know what does and doesnt to save time etc.,
Remember too there are some produce that it doesnt matter what you do, they are permeable to chemicals and absorb them into their pulp and fiber. Strawberries are super bad as are blueberries and many others.

[kimono]

Best video I've watched in a long time!!!thank you!!will do this until i can buy organic or grow my own. Please share the articles in your description bar. Some of us like to do further research :) thanks!!!!

[aliciad.]

I appreciate you speaking more into healthy foods awa The physical aspects of health Dr Mandell. T/Y

[angelalaskodi]

I still soak my berries in water and baking soda. Turns out excellent. Rinse with water when you're done soaking.

[ramonapalomares]

Thanks dr mandell tha's what i use, baking soda vinegar water

[frankzlappa]

This guy looks like he would've fit right in, in a kids TV show.
Good guy, tough guy, I like.

[Livinlivin]

Thank you! You’re video is very informing and you did a great job ! I’am now going to invest in getting a consumer reports membership 👍🏽