ARSENIC In Rice?! #shorts

[Grimeyknowledge]

I’m not going to have any food in the kitchen if I keep watching these videos 😂😂😂

[marifrances]

My grandmother is 98 and eat white rice 3 times a day. She has no health issues at all. Now that I live here in Italy, I observed that there are too many elderly here ages till 100's and still walking around and doing gardening. I have elderly neighbors here that every morning they walked going to the piazza to get their daily fresh produce. If you asked what they eat, they Eat all that in season.

[mikelbrenn]

Me: "Well I'll just eat air then."
This guy: "Air actually contain a lot of chemicals, plastic fumes and carcinogens...."

[jaypruitt]

My new grocery bill is 657$ a week after watching him

[Ngan.marianguyen]

As an Asian, I laugh at the size of that rice bag. It looks almost comical.

[chrisgomez]

Come on Bobby, you gotta put the rice back where it goes. Don’t just throw it lol

[christophercrippin]

Store workers: ahh, its this guy again...

[Me-mnnw]

Wild rice is actually a seed and is a complete protein.

[cr-itlh]

this dude acts like he is gonna live for 200 years

[lauraperry]

I eat purple rice out of Arkansas. A family produces it. It has more antioxidants than blueberries and a high protein content.

[Slyny]

In all fairness, wild "rice" is nothing like actual rice. Btw, neither is cauliflower.

[nathancrawford]

It’s not the chemical that’s the problem, it’s the concentration of the chemical. We can use chlorine to safely sanitize and kill bacteria in water at the proper concentration. Just because arsenic is found in rice doesn’t mean it’s harmful. It’s the amount of arsenic present in the rice. That’s what should’ve been discussed and disclosed here.

[yosecretsquirrel]

Seriously, if i listen to your advice in your videos i would be stuck eating organic steralized potting soil.

[dontgetsalt]

I don’t think many people can afford that especially at that serving size per cost. 80% of us households make under 60k a year.

[JuandyLiem]

If I run a grocery store, I won't let this guy come into my store.

[thar]

I just take my metal detector to the shops,
If it beeps, I don't buy it.

[onlyoneamong]

Very insightful! I love rice but I know too much is not good for one's health. So, I have it once or twice a week but before I cook it, I wash it thoroughly until no starch comes out of it. Now, I wash my fruits and veggies with dish soap; however, I'll wash them with baking soda from now on, as you advice in your previous video. Thanks very much for your valuable tips! ☘️

[StephFrandsen]

I had an old friend used to have a chinese restaurant and she lived over 100 years. She would boil the rice 4 or 5 times and pour out the water each time to "clean" the rice. I now do it also. I learned that expels the natural occurring of arsenic.

[davidlynch]

The longest lifespans in the world come from Asia, and they eat plain rice up to three times a day (lived there for 3 years). They don't eat wild rice, brown rice, or California rice. The type or source of rice isn't going to make a difference to your health or longevity given the terrible American diet in the most obese nation in the world. Btw, make sure you wash your rice multiple times until the water runs clear. Then, no need to worry.

[lucas_tgolfs]

I hope people start to realize how bad our food system in america is.