I am from Poland and let me tell you one thing: before joining EU, our food was way better. There was no such thing like organic. Everything in the shop was from small local farmers, and there was no plastic at all. Water, lemonade and all other drinks were in glass bottles. Meat was bought and wrapped in paper. Many farmers were using natural fertilizers and compost. People were fermenting a lot of food for winter (I still do this). Bread was real and made from flour, yeast (or sourdough) + some sugar (honey) and was filling. You could buy raw milk and dairy NP. Today everything is done through industrial farming or brought from countries like Netherlands (greenhouse tomatoes, strawberries and so on).
@@clayed3311 Yeah whole world is moving to industrial farming. I am the only one at my estate who still has it's own garden, where before everyone had one. I have few trees, and I grow some crops every year.
Do not copy America unless you want to be Fat, Sick and Unhealthy. And a government that serves up its population to the industrialized medical/pharmaceutical complex for profits. In addition to promoting forever wars around the globe to feed the industrialized military complex for profit. F’k the EU
A mild baking soda and vinegar rinse, soaking your fruits and veggies in fully submerging them in that rinse for 10 to 15 minutes & rinsing them clean, will take off 90% of the pesticides. I think it's EXTREMELY important to find ways to accommodate those who can't afford eating organic food all the time.
Yes, however the more of us that can afford organic should as it will drive the price down. Also, skip the traditional grocery store when it comes to buying organic produce.
Organic arsenic! Just playing. One there are only ten approved synthetic pesticides. Regular farmers use a lot of organic pesticides just the same. Oganic farmers can use pesticides that are just as dangerous. One criticism is that organic farmers use MUCH more pesticides, and well... Dosage is what matters isn't it? Here is a fun quote regarding organic strawberries. "In addition to these pesticides, organic farms are, in certain circumstances, permitted to use chemicals that are supposedly banned for organic use. One of these is methyl bromide, a fumigant that is used to boost strawberry growth. Although use of methyl bromide was banned several years ago, conventional growers can still use it if no viable alternatives are available. " So they can even use synthetic for strawberries. This guy has no clue what he talks about. I've seen multiple posts from him now that are just misleading. Also remember. Organic foods make a lot of money. For that reason alone. Some studies aren't scientifically unbiased. They are more like advocacy groups making the studies there way. My advice is read the study.
That seems like way too easy to catch a lawsuit. It isn't hard to test labeled produce and get the results of heavy pesticide and file a lawsuit..and unfortunately only about half the u.s. citizens own land, so growing yourself is unrealistic for a lot of people, especially those in apartments.
@@mistypedhi you would be surprised as how much corporations get away with. For example, most of virgin olive oil is not what they say it is and it’s adulterated. Most vitamin supplements are not what they say it is. Sure these companies can be sued but who is going to? You? You’re ready to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in lawyers fees and wait years for a resolution? Maybe a class action lawsuit? Sure, these companies make a billion and then get fined 100 million. If the existing consumer protection laws are not enforced then they’re moot. Most of the government is not looking out for the average person. The government looks out for corporations who legally bribe them.
Know that the life of this world is only play and diversion, and adornment, and mutual boasting among you, and competition for increase in wealth and children. As the likeness of a rain, it impresses the atheists with its growth; then it withers and thou seest it turn yellow; then it becomes debris. And in the Hereafter is severe punishment, and forgiveness from God, and approval. And the life of this world is only the enjoyment of delusion. Compete for forgiveness from your Lord, and a Garden the breadth whereof is as the breadth of the heaven and the earth -prepared for those who believe in1 God and His messengers. That is the bounty of God, which He gives to whom He wills; and God is possessor of tremendous bounty. Quran 57:20-21
Agreed. The amount of harm that pesticides cause is WAY less than the harm caused by processed foods. If buying non-organic produce makes you eat more of it, we should encourage that.
Let's get real. Food is expensive and almost everything is inedible, due to pesticides or artificial ingredients used. It's hard to make healthy choices these days because practically everything is polluted, contaminated, fumigated, genetically modified, enriched unnecessarily, preservatives and chemicals added to increase shelf life SO WHAT THE HELL ARE WE SUPPOSED TO EAT? I guess cabbage and cauliflower are ok just be ready to repel few people too. But honestly THANK YOU for your hard work in educating us all desperate shoppers with such interesting information. Bon Appetite ya'll!
We are blessed to live on 30 acres where we have two gardens where we grow lettuce, tomatoes, carrots, asparagus, cabbage, peppers (several varieties), green beans, zucchini, yellow squash, green beans, corn, potatoes, strawberries, watermelon, and pumpkins. Have apple and peach trees, too. We use absolutely no pesticides or commercial fertilizers (we have horses, so lots of manure). Other than a few bananas we rarely buy any produce. Eggs, chicken, beef, and pork all come from neighboring farms where we know what they're fed and how they're raised (no antibiotics, and grass-fed finished with grain). Bake lots of pies and zucchini bread/pumpkin bread that also freeze well. We donate a lot of produce to our church that distributes it along with weekly food boxes to those in our community who are in need. But most people can grow at least a few things, even if you live in an apartment. Tomatoes and peppers grow easily in containers, as do herbs and onions. Go to farmers' markets or visit farm stands. You'd be surprised how much cheaper you can often get truly fresh veggies right from the source.
My granny said over 50 years ago that the food was killing us. I took a nutrition class once and the instructor said to get the same nutrients from 1 cup of spinach grown in the 1950’s I’d have to eat the equivalent of 10 cups now. Add in the pesticides, water pollution, soil depletion and genetically altered….Granny was right.
Or it’s because there was a typo when they first published that stuff. Spinach was known as a good source of iron. This is nonsense and carried over because someone made a typo in a study. Genetically altered? Farmers have been doing that for thousands of years. Go look at a painting of a watermelon vs one now. They’re totally different because they’ve been bred to obtain a specific set of genetics.
Might wanna try growing your own veg. I’m growing a shit ton of beans to store as dry beans and a crop of corn and squash as well. Among other things. it’s very therapeutic to watch your plants grow and flower, Something primal gets satisfied in your brain. It’s like a sort of relief that you will be food secure.
It means there is public information and rigorous science in approving these compounds and processes. Imagine trusting a youtube short over dozens of universities government agencies and scientists.
anything government approved, I stay clear from that. Wash your vegetable in salt water, then soak it in couple tablespoon vinegar diluted with water for 5 to 10 min.
Let’s make it even harder to get people to eat fruit & veg. Honestly, instead of trying to fill people with fear that buying fruit & veg that isn’t organic is going to make us ill, just tell people how to wash them. Not everyone is in the financial position to buy organic produce.
It's a real issue though, but we understand fully what you are saying. It's about to get worse unfortunately. States are moving to make it illegal for you to grow your own produce. The reason is to strengthen the produce industry with big tech companies branching out in to the GMO and protective coating industry. I don't know what the answer is to all this but information like this is important for everyone to understand.
@@daveallen63 the way he conveys that information is that if you can’t afford organic don’t eat fruit and veg. I can’t comment on your comment about it being made illegal to grow your own food etc because I’m in Australia, but for a country where such a large percentage aren’t eating anywhere near the recommended amount of daily fruit and veg this message is makes it even harder for those people to get their daily intake. He uses scare tactics to sell his own products and provides no scientific research to support his claims. At least be helpful and show people how to wash and clean their produce to remove any sprays and coatings etc.
@@nayjavu People who think organic are pesticide free should really research. "Organic" does not mean no fertilizers or pesticides. Maybe by definition but not practice.
@@pookeysayshi that really isn’t as serious as you think. First of all if a bug has eaten through a vegetable or fruit, it’s actually a good thing as it means it was safe for the bug to eat, so it’ll be safe for you. Second of all, anything nasty the bug has left behind can be washed away with water. If you accidentally eat a bug or something deemed as harmful, the acid in your stomach is enough to kill the bacteria. Our ancestors didn’t use pesticides and they lived longer and were much healthier. Yes the vegetable may not be as pretty but it is so much more healthy for us than anything sprayed with pesticides. This is why education is so important and not listening to what the store that wants to sell us the vegetable is telling us
@@user-vy1ji7zx2xwhat’s exactly wrong with being successful?? Just because someone can’t buy organic doesn’t mean they shouldn’t learn why it’s healthier.
I find hard to alway be able to buy organic food but I learn to grow micro green and I use that with organic salad mixed and it help cut down the cost. It very easy to do. And seed package do not cost a lot even dollar tree sell non gmo seed and you grow pea as micro green which you harvest when it grown three inch same with sun flower seeds. Dollar tree has everything you need to try out and if you decide continue this it cheaper to order seeds in bulk on line.
That's his entire point and goal!!!!! To scare you into trusting him instead of a government agency that has a vested interest and legal duty to keep you safe and scientists that have an interest in improving health outcomes as well as agricultural production outcomes. All Bobby wants to do is keep you scared with him as the authority and trusted source to keep your money. Classic snake oil charlatan
I think the point here is the way our food is grown is insane, not Bobby - he's just trying to give us good info to keep our bodies healthy. Lets not shoot the messenger here
I feel like the Clean15 should be something taught in schools so every household knows. We need this knowledge when shopping and choosing foods for our families!
@@sherriemyles2776 I telling you some people want to rely on the school system for everything plus what they say is good to eat has been brought and paid for by the farmers so that's bad for business.
No they shouldn’t. Because this information is actually not reliable. Pesticides on non organic produce doesn’t have any effects on humans due to the dosage. You need to eat 140-160 strawberries everyday for extended period of time for it to have impact on you. Please review peer reviewed science based researches if it’s really concerning for you and make decisions based on those. I personally stopped going crazy with organic after these. I still buy grassfed meats but I don’t worry too much about organic anymore. Infact I think these types of videos scare people so much that those who can’t afford organic produce just stop eating less fresh fruits and veggies which is worse than that pesticides.
My understanding is if u soak the fruits or vegetables in a bowl with water and white vinegar solution (10% ) for 5 minutes then rinse it will remove most if not all pesticides.
Your understanding is flawed. Look it up. Produce that is porous absorbs the pesticides. Doesn't matter if you wash the outside. Sure it helps, but you're still eating it from the flesh of the produce because it's inside.
Just to let you people know Bobby makes millions a year. It's easy for him to live so clean and eat so clean. Sometimes you have to eat foods off the dirty dozen. Inflation on food is skyrocketing. Just try to eat clean. Don't put yourself in the poor house.
Exactly. I was stressing out, because I couldn’t afford to eat as clean as I wanted. I decided to save my sanity and give up. I’m just doing my best to survive. Eating the best I can afford. I even had to eat cheaper cuts of meat.
I got away from Bobby's fear mongering years ago. I'm glad to come down to the comments and see how much differently everyone is responding to his over the top food advice.
It took me a long time to justify fitting organic into our budget, then I came across a video that spoke about high much higher the vitamin and mineral content is! It changed a lot of my perspective on things and may be worth doing a video on the topic. In any case, when I buy organic, I try to buy from local farmers.
So buy one organic carrot at 2 dollars or buy 2 conventional carrots at 50 cents. The difference in nutrient level is neglible and your body won't absorb more than it needs anyways.
A former colleague of mine imports vegetables from India into the United States. He tells me that the list of approved USDA Organic pesticides is very lenient when compared to India or anywhere else in the world for that matter. A lot of them chemicals that are passed as "organic" are actually somewhat harmful. Unfortunately you're going to eat some chemicals if you buy mass produced veggies in the the U.S.
If people believe that US FDA “approved” organic pesticide spraying is any better than the “non organic” pesticide spraying you may be in for a SURPRISE 🤣
You have to keep other species from getting to your crop SOMEWAY or else you just have field of food mobbed by bugs and other critters .. better organic ones than non organic.. it’s about people having MORE options, not necessarily always the “best” options but for a lot of people, it’ll do
People test the produce so..would be a hefty lawsuit if their organic and non organic were coming back with the same results. Do you think they would take that risk ?
@@mistypedhi yes, the lawyer fees would be nothing compared to the profits they make, just like big pharmaceuticals that make medicine with horrific side effects, they get sued for hiding information but still make billions in profits
@@UIC-Fitness92 It's stupid to compare the pharmaceutical industry to our food systems. It's not just lawyer fees and court fees, businesses would lose their pesticide licenses and their business licenses and go under. Employees would have their careers ruined if overspraying was on their record. Famrs have their produce tested by the government before it can go to market, they have a financial interest in growing a product that can make it to market under federal regulations. It's really simple and not comparable to pharmaceutical companies selling opiates knowing that they are highly addictive.
@@meebabeebadeembadeemdam6787the lawsuits they face will cost them millions but the amount they make is in the billions. You should really do some research and see how many people till this day have been caught and sued for lying to the public about this exact thing many times and they just pay the fines and repeat the cycle welcome to America.
Hears the kicker spraying food is an expensive proces extra storage labor equipment license and requalifiying inspections soil testing farmers more often then not go for geneticly modified produce that resist things like drought or pests with out or minimum spraying as an important detail this often means they are denser in nutrition last longer in transit and in your house. This reduces wast at the farm and in your home
Organics often use more unregulated sprays the sprays still have the same active chemicals the chemical pesticides but they need to spray more to have the same affect. Organic foods are also unregulated they may be the same as the non organic and even still gmo and stll labeled organic and charge more you can see this with real maple syrup if it's not organic it's not real canadian but yet they repackage and lable organic and charge $5 more
I had no colds of flus for 10 years eating organic, and got sick twice recently when I had to settle for non-organic foods. This is a clear message to me that immune health and diet are extremely correlated and that organic is a smart investment in one’s health.
FYI for improved sleep, you might want to read James Nestor’s book, Breath. He’s easy to find on YT. His techniques changed my erratic 4 hrs to 6-7 deep restful sleep.
You can find the research and find the methodologies and all of the science backed information. The USDA isn't "saying" anything, they have PROVEN conventional produce is safe for consumption with evidence based science. I've worked in ag research, it's not that scary or nefarious.
People complain about organic soil being depleted but i think not having the pest/herbicides is worth it on its own. Ive personally have found organic ginger root while much smaller, goes a lot further than its larger non organic brother. I dont need go use as much, and my tea has more bite to it
Same health outcomes regardless of the pesticides. Federal regulations limit the rate at which a pesticide is sprayed and the timing before harvest. All for everyones safety. Any minute amount of chemicals in or on the produce will be eliminated by your body with no risk to your health. These compounds are tested for their natural decay levels over time and the plants themselves often breakdown the chemicals before you have a chance to be exposed. Its all very very safe. The benefit of the fresh food regardless of label outweighs any minimal risk of the pesticide.
I always wondered why asparagus are on the clean 15. Thanks for explaining. I like the guy who commented that he’s just going to quit eating…that’s hilarious.
You live in a dream world. If we did what you want we all be starving within a year. Everyone doesn't have the means, opportunity or ability to have their own garden my.
@@peace1963how hard is it for a motivated person to till & sow a 10×20 plot in their own suburban backyard? If youre not using pesticides & go organic, what's the expense?? After a few seasons of trial and error & even expansion, people would save weekly costs of produce. You would be the person starving if that was your main sustenance...
It’s organic only if the PLU Sticker starts with the number 9 If not it can be organic but the spray used is not completely organic it’s a mixture Bobby I just downloaded your app it works well I also had my friend across the country also download So keep it up you and your family are amazing Thank you
I have never washed my fruits and vegetables. Just a quick wipe with a dry paper towel. I'm doing good and quite healthy. Never had food poisoning or and food sickness.
What about breathing, isn't the air polluted as well? On the serious side - I use a simple and cheep activated carbon filter that removes most of bad stuff from water
@@CA1567-v8p Blood work? So you have to eat it first, then go to the doctor, get blood drawn, then wait for the results, before you know if it's organic? Sounds simple enough.
@@nicholasmuro1742 The science on residue levels is just as rigorous as blood work. Plant material is regularly chemically tested for residue levels by universities and scientists. I've worked in ag research its not that complicated or nefarious.
@@nicholasmuro1742 You're being purposely obtuse. Primarily, no you cannot just slap a printed USDA label on your product and call it good. Farmers are paid by grocery distributors and that distributor won't pay the higher price for the produce until they have verifiable proof that the produce is organic. That trusted source then comes from the government who checks the residue levels in the produce and on their land and all of their equipment. And I'd add that all of the blood work of thousands of patients and scientific tests have shown that no, pesticides in their bodies from the conventional carrots and broccoli they eat has not caused them detrimental health outcomes.
@@askaboutRudyV FALSE. The liver, digestive system, and limbic system remove any waste materials from our bodies the same way it eliminates dead cells and bacteria. Furthermore any parts per billion molecules will either denature naturally with time or decompose while cooking or broken down by stomach acid. You will eat yourself to death before any pesticide compound causes you minor discomfort.
@@askaboutRudyV THERE'S LITERALLY NO VERIFIABLE SCIENCE ON WHAT A DYNAMIC ACCUMULATOR COULD POSSIBLY BE AND THE PHRASE IS PRIMARILY ATTRIBUTED TO PLANTS NATURALLY STORING NUTRIENTS!
Name like 5 scary organic pesticides and name 5 scary conventional pesticides. Then name the 5 most common pesticides used in either growing method. Then name the spray rates and harvest timing regualtions of any of those chemicals. Then name the safe residue levels of those pesticides on produce. Like no, Neem oil and elemental sulphur is not that scary.
I bought Organic oranges 🍊 from Walmart last week & they looked like trash 🗑 soon after. They rotted quickly, I could tell that it was not Organic, so I don't trust Walmart ANYMORE & I will buy the cheaper stuff.
Almost all "organic" crops have been treated with pesticides. The only way to not have pesticides in your food is to grow it yourself. Rinsing under water removes a good bit of pesticides. Also, even with washing with plain water, eating fresh foods and limited processed foods are significantly better for you. "Organic" and "non-gmo" are excuses for uncharging you. Really boils down to whether or not you buy locally because freshness is the only thing to ultimately worry about
My guess is to try to get in touch with some local farmers that don't use non-organic pesticides. I used to live in an area like that but since I moved it's much harder to find anything certified organic. Just try your best and if you're able to grow your own produce.
When I was living with my parents, grape was one of my favorite fruit, and after I went independent, I found I am allergic to grape. But when my parent visited and serve a grape again, there was no allergy reaction. They just always washed with vinegar and baking soda water.
Hey people, just make the most you can get out of life. For tomorrow is not promised to anyone. Case in point, the world we live in nowadays. Yes, let's all try to stay positive in the meantime of our health.
I'm so glad to hear you pushing organic and teaching the Dirty Dozen. So may , too many Bobby Approved brands I won't eat because they are on the dirty dozen. Thank you 😊
The crazy thing with people is that they pay attention to organic, but buy heavily processed junk and don't pay attention to ingredients on packages. Thank you for always teaching but next time please tell these people about how certain produce absorbs pesticides because people are out here thinking washing solves the problem so thats how they justify getting all inorganic produce. You have to be very clear to these people..
Clean and “dirty” lists are based on number of different pesticides, not how toxins they are. I wish there were a study that actually reflected HOW MUCH of a toxic load each piece of produce has, rather than simply how many… Also, worrying about fruits and veggies is literally the LAST place to start cleaning up your diet. Organic meat and dairy is WAY more important!!! I wish people would add this caveat ❤hen speaking of the “dangers” of conventional produce. It’s still the best thing to eat. Period.
Thanks for all you do! I was wondering if you could please do an updated video on vegan things there are so many new ones and I really need help on it. I feel like half of them are just processed crap
They're all processed crap except for vegetables legumes and fruit. They also promote mono culture that r*pes the earth and kills all the animals and Birdlife leaving nothing but death, destruction and dust behind after harvest.
What time does class start? I want to send my child there. You are more than likely leaving out all of the nonsense. He has wonderful information. Your children are very luck.😊
Baking soda and vinegar together cancels each other out do them separately. Baking soda and cold water for 10 mins then vinegar and cold water for 10 mins.
They are still here for the people who aren't so uptight about every damn thing. I mean honestly, how much is eating organic over your entire life going to make a difference in the grand scheme of things? Maybe prolong your life by 1%? Maybe? And that 1% would be at the end when you're pretty useless anyway. I'll take my chances with the pesticides and instead choose to reduce my daily stress by not worrying about such trivial things.
Watch the trucks. Know the ones with openings across the top of the back part? That's because the produce is being sprayed with ammonia. The holes prevent the truck from blowing up from contained ammonia fumes. Does your grocery have those misters over the produce? Try getting some of that liquid on your fingers. You can feel that it's not just water, it's ammonia water.
Uh my therapist actually has a client if hers that works in farms that our produce comes from and the organic is grown in the same field as the conventional. He told her it's a way for them to charge more. I will admit though certain things organic do tast better. But I got to do the best I can with the budget I have to live a healthier lifestyle so conventional it is.
You therapist sounds like he should keep his day job and stop spreading info told by his clients breaking the confidentially clause. Some farmers don't like it cause it cost more and is hard, the industry is tough and rough and if you've been doing it for years you will not want to change to some "new age hippy" stuff if that's how you'll see it. Yes it cost more, but it cost more for a very good reason. Think for yourself don't let others think for you. Do your own research. Don't be a sheep!
Organic and conventional crops are not grown on the same field. The land has to be naturally left alone for a period of time before organic produce can be grown and certified on the land. Additionally, the outside rows of the crop are often discarded if they are near other crops. I worked in ag research. It's all fine, but yes the organic produce is mostly unnecessary from a nutritional standpoint but if the taste quality is worth it that's fine too.
Acv and baking soda. I used to do this living in a 3rd world country to get rid of unwanted pests and parasites. Now living in the US it works to get rid of the wax coating and pesticides. If no baking soda just use regular salt and acv. If no acv use regular salt
If you can, grow your own. Grow them in containers if you're in an apartment. Just take the seeds from peppers you've bought from the store and lay them out to dry and then plant them in cups and when they get a few inches tall plant them in your container. I did this with peppers I bought at Aldi's
Organic produce is the healthiest and the safest. It’s major target is at people, who experience health issues, and this produce contributes in a positive way towards their recovery. We eat organic, because it acts as a good medicine. No toxins, and also your skin looks way better.
That’s the best part, you don’t! Because Bobby doesn’t approve of like 99% of things. All these people gonna be losing weight among other things and they’re lucky if they don’t.
ima just quit eating thanks
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My sentiments exactly
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I guess at this point I will eat my own shit , knowing where it's coming from .
I am from Poland and let me tell you one thing: before joining EU, our food was way better. There was no such thing like organic. Everything in the shop was from small local farmers, and there was no plastic at all. Water, lemonade and all other drinks were in glass bottles. Meat was bought and wrapped in paper.
Many farmers were using natural fertilizers and compost. People were fermenting a lot of food for winter (I still do this).
Bread was real and made from flour, yeast (or sourdough) + some sugar (honey) and was filling.
You could buy raw milk and dairy NP.
Today everything is done through industrial farming or brought from countries like Netherlands (greenhouse tomatoes, strawberries and so on).
Sorry for your loss. You described 1930s America. The transition has been much slower over here but the harm is still the same.
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@@clayed3311 Yeah whole world is moving to industrial farming. I am the only one at my estate who still has it's own garden, where before everyone had one. I have few trees, and I grow some crops every year.
@@nieczerwony The good old days ❤
We have to try to bring the best back into our life and lifestyle no matter what.
Greetings from Singapore.
Do not copy America unless you want to be Fat, Sick and Unhealthy. And a government that serves up its population to the industrialized medical/pharmaceutical complex for profits.
In addition to promoting forever wars around the globe to feed the industrialized military complex for profit.
F’k the EU
A mild baking soda and vinegar rinse, soaking your fruits and veggies in fully submerging them in that rinse for 10 to 15 minutes & rinsing them clean, will take off 90% of the pesticides.
I think it's EXTREMELY important to find ways to accommodate those who can't afford eating organic food all the time.
source?
then I want you to take it to a lab Idont want what you think I want facts
@@dimitrisskar4174google it yourself, why does someone else have to?
Yes, however the more of us that can afford organic should as it will drive the price down. Also, skip the traditional grocery store when it comes to buying organic produce.
They don't have to spray as much on cauliflower and cabbage, but maybe they do.
Approved pesticide!?! By Who? Our trusted government? Corporatocracy!
For real though 😏
*YOU NAILED IT!* 🎯💪
So what is your credible, trusted source for information?
Les gouvernements sont complices déjà
Organic arsenic! Just playing.
One there are only ten approved synthetic pesticides. Regular farmers use a lot of organic pesticides just the same.
Oganic farmers can use pesticides that are just as dangerous. One criticism is that organic farmers use MUCH more pesticides, and well... Dosage is what matters isn't it?
Here is a fun quote regarding organic strawberries.
"In addition to these pesticides, organic farms are, in certain circumstances, permitted to use chemicals that are supposedly banned for organic use. One of these is methyl bromide, a fumigant that is used to boost strawberry growth. Although use of methyl bromide was banned several years ago, conventional growers can still use it if no viable alternatives are available. "
So they can even use synthetic for strawberries.
This guy has no clue what he talks about. I've seen multiple posts from him now that are just misleading.
Also remember. Organic foods make a lot of money. For that reason alone. Some studies aren't scientifically unbiased. They are more like advocacy groups making the studies there way.
My advice is read the study.
Support your local small farmers/Gardeners
Until the state makes it illegal for them to grow, like they are doing in some states now.
@@daveallen63fight against it or consider moving, that's just criminal.
Who says they don’t use pesticides?
Just because it says it’s organic doesn’t actually mean it is. The only way to ensure it’s organic is to grow it yourself.
Amen to that!!!!
Yep!!
That seems like way too easy to catch a lawsuit. It isn't hard to test labeled produce and get the results of heavy pesticide and file a lawsuit..and unfortunately only about half the u.s. citizens own land, so growing yourself is unrealistic for a lot of people, especially those in apartments.
@@mistypedhi you would be surprised as how much corporations get away with. For example, most of virgin olive oil is not what they say it is and it’s adulterated. Most vitamin supplements are not what they say it is. Sure these companies can be sued but who is going to? You? You’re ready to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in lawyers fees and wait years for a resolution? Maybe a class action lawsuit? Sure, these companies make a billion and then get fined 100 million. If the existing consumer protection laws are not enforced then they’re moot. Most of the government is not looking out for the average person. The government looks out for corporations who legally bribe them.
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If you’re eating fruits and veggies instead of pop-tarts and pizza rolls, I think you’ll be alright if they aren’t organic.
Know that the life of this world is only play and diversion, and adornment, and mutual boasting among you, and competition for increase in wealth and children. As the likeness of a rain, it impresses the atheists with its growth; then it withers and thou seest it turn yellow; then it becomes debris. And in the Hereafter is severe punishment, and forgiveness from God, and approval. And the life of this world is only the enjoyment of delusion.
Compete for forgiveness from your Lord, and a Garden the breadth whereof is as the breadth of the heaven and the earth -prepared for those who believe in1 God and His messengers. That is the bounty of God, which He gives to whom He wills; and God is possessor of tremendous bounty.
Quran 57:20-21
@@Pyaweti you live in a bubble?
@@Pyawetiyou know organic food isn't healthier, right?
@@Chris_winthers not having as much chemical pest is dudes and glysophates isn’t healthier? Ok buddy
Agreed. The amount of harm that pesticides cause is WAY less than the harm caused by processed foods. If buying non-organic produce makes you eat more of it, we should encourage that.
Let's get real. Food is expensive and almost everything is inedible, due to pesticides or artificial ingredients used. It's hard to make healthy choices these days because practically everything is polluted, contaminated, fumigated, genetically modified, enriched unnecessarily, preservatives and chemicals added to increase shelf life SO WHAT THE HELL ARE WE SUPPOSED TO EAT? I guess cabbage and cauliflower are ok just be ready to repel few people too. But honestly THANK YOU for your hard work in educating us all desperate shoppers with such interesting information. Bon Appetite ya'll!
So go eat moss off a tree. It's free.
And he doesn’t say what the pesticides are. Truly a man of science
Doesn't matter they all garbage
All these studies that he doesn't actually show people how to get too it's almost like he's citing nothing
I’ve been eating bell peppers for over 20 years and I am 100% good health. Those harmful pesticides haven’t gotten me yet.
We are blessed to live on 30 acres where we have two gardens where we grow lettuce, tomatoes, carrots, asparagus, cabbage, peppers (several varieties), green beans, zucchini, yellow squash, green beans, corn, potatoes, strawberries, watermelon, and pumpkins. Have apple and peach trees, too. We use absolutely no pesticides or commercial fertilizers (we have horses, so lots of manure). Other than a few bananas we rarely buy any produce. Eggs, chicken, beef, and pork all come from neighboring farms where we know what they're fed and how they're raised (no antibiotics, and grass-fed finished with grain). Bake lots of pies and zucchini bread/pumpkin bread that also freeze well. We donate a lot of produce to our church that distributes it along with weekly food boxes to those in our community who are in need. But most people can grow at least a few things, even if you live in an apartment. Tomatoes and peppers grow easily in containers, as do herbs and onions. Go to farmers' markets or visit farm stands. You'd be surprised how much cheaper you can often get truly fresh veggies right from the source.
What about the animals manure , the food they eat is it all grass feed or organic 🤔
Good question
My mother grew all her fruits and vegetables and lived to 96. Could’ve lived longer is she exercised.
Nobody is asking the important question: can I come? 😂 I’ll bring wine
@@dhvinebeauty - nailed it
My granny said over 50 years ago that the food was killing us. I took a nutrition class once and the instructor said to get the same nutrients from 1 cup of spinach grown in the 1950’s I’d have to eat the equivalent of 10 cups now. Add in the pesticides, water pollution, soil depletion and genetically altered….Granny was right.
And it is all intentional too.
@@mistypedhi no. You’re unhappiness in life has nothing to do with some “agenda”. You just either didn’t strategize, or you’re lazy.
Or it’s because there was a typo when they first published that stuff. Spinach was known as a good source of iron. This is nonsense and carried over because someone made a typo in a study.
Genetically altered? Farmers have been doing that for thousands of years. Go look at a painting of a watermelon vs one now. They’re totally different because they’ve been bred to obtain a specific set of genetics.
@@AForEh Flouride enjoyer
Might wanna try growing your own veg. I’m growing a shit ton of beans to store as dry beans and a crop of corn and squash as well. Among other things. it’s very therapeutic to watch your plants grow and flower, Something primal gets satisfied in your brain. It’s like a sort of relief that you will be food secure.
USDA approved doesn’t mean much
Means more than approved by Joalse for example.
It means there is public information and rigorous science in approving these compounds and processes. Imagine trusting a youtube short over dozens of universities government agencies and scientists.
it just means government-approved (most lobbied) poison
anything government approved, I stay clear from that. Wash your vegetable in salt water, then soak it in couple tablespoon vinegar diluted with water for 5 to 10 min.
@@meebabeebadeembadeemdam6787USDA and FDA are corrupt
If we listened to everyone on CZcams we wouldn’t eat anything
Right, seriously
so just choosing to be ignorant
Let’s make it even harder to get people to eat fruit & veg.
Honestly, instead of trying to fill people with fear that buying fruit & veg that isn’t organic is going to make us ill, just tell people how to wash them.
Not everyone is in the financial position to buy organic produce.
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It's a real issue though, but we understand fully what you are saying. It's about to get worse unfortunately. States are moving to make it illegal for you to grow your own produce. The reason is to strengthen the produce industry with big tech companies branching out in to the GMO and protective coating industry. I don't know what the answer is to all this but information like this is important for everyone to understand.
@@daveallen63 the way he conveys that information is that if you can’t afford organic don’t eat fruit and veg. I can’t comment on your comment about it being made illegal to grow your own food etc because I’m in Australia, but for a country where such a large percentage aren’t eating anywhere near the recommended amount of daily fruit and veg this message is makes it even harder for those people to get their daily intake. He uses scare tactics to sell his own products and provides no scientific research to support his claims. At least be helpful and show people how to wash and clean their produce to remove any sprays and coatings etc.
Doesn't matter. The produce he mentions still absorbs the pesticides so washing helps, but it's not a smart alternative to buying organic..
@@nayjavu People who think organic are pesticide free should really research. "Organic" does not mean no fertilizers or pesticides. Maybe by definition but not practice.
Great info, but I wouldn’t necessarily trust a USDA pesticide either! The shit they approve!!!
True. They are considered "safe" but when you heat them past a certain temperature most of them convert to cyanide
Yeah I also like bug eaten holes and insect larvae on my spinach too
@pookeysayshi I most eat carnivore anyways and I make sure it's organic grass fed grass finished and I don't have to worry much about pesticides
@@itsdarparp Jesus…can’t they just spray the shit with vinegar water…lol
@@pookeysayshi that really isn’t as serious as you think. First of all if a bug has eaten through a vegetable or fruit, it’s actually a good thing as it means it was safe for the bug to eat, so it’ll be safe for you. Second of all, anything nasty the bug has left behind can be washed away with water. If you accidentally eat a bug or something deemed as harmful, the acid in your stomach is enough to kill the bacteria. Our ancestors didn’t use pesticides and they lived longer and were much healthier. Yes the vegetable may not be as pretty but it is so much more healthy for us than anything sprayed with pesticides. This is why education is so important and not listening to what the store that wants to sell us the vegetable is telling us
I am a fan but please realize a lot of people are struggling 😢
Bobby counts his money while we count pennies Not right!
@@user-vy1ji7zx2xwhat’s exactly wrong with being successful?? Just because someone can’t buy organic doesn’t mean they shouldn’t learn why it’s healthier.
Eating healthy & cooking from scratch has become incredibly expensive ... One dragon fruit is $6?!!
I find hard to alway be able to buy organic food but I learn to grow micro green and I use that with organic salad mixed and it help cut down the cost. It very easy to do. And seed package do not cost a lot even dollar tree sell non gmo seed and you grow pea as micro green which you harvest when it grown three inch same with sun flower seeds. Dollar tree has everything you need to try out and if you decide continue this it cheaper to order seeds in bulk on line.
@@user-vy1ji7zx2xdo you want Bobby himself to buy your food? 😂
Pray for your food even if is organic or conventional. And always wash everything. 🙏
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Hail Satan!
Everything is so expensive especially the so called organic. Just pray for your food and trust that God blessed it.
👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 In God we trust. 👍
You literally STRESS meeeee out!!!!! You give so much information so fast. You also make me think I can not eat ANYTHING 😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫 your insane
Look up the dirty dozen and the clean 15, you'll see the lists.
That's his entire point and goal!!!!! To scare you into trusting him instead of a government agency that has a vested interest and legal duty to keep you safe and scientists that have an interest in improving health outcomes as well as agricultural production outcomes. All Bobby wants to do is keep you scared with him as the authority and trusted source to keep your money. Classic snake oil charlatan
I think the point here is the way our food is grown is insane, not Bobby - he's just trying to give us good info to keep our bodies healthy. Lets not shoot the messenger here
@@NatashaMStone how are you going to tell Me what my “point” is???? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😑
@@Aeslehc32the point of the video, not your point...
With this inflation & everything so expensive we’re just trying to bring food to the table 🤦🏻♀️
Or fasting. Save money, detox, weightloss and healthier.
@@juie2020 Starving yourself isn't the answer, I promise you
@@yaboiavery5986dyslexic? He said fasting, not starving.
@@ThePhilosophicalOne fasted calories need to be made up for, unless you're permanently trying to lose weight.
Oh my. The choices we have.
I feel like the Clean15 should be something taught in schools so every household knows. We need this knowledge when shopping and choosing foods for our families!
You can teach them this, but doesn't mean the parents can afford to buy organic.
Parents need to start teaching their own kids.
Where's this list published......goodness.
@@sherriemyles2776 I telling you some people want to rely on the school system for everything plus what they say is good to eat has been brought and paid for by the farmers so that's bad for business.
No they shouldn’t. Because this information is actually not reliable. Pesticides on non organic produce doesn’t have any effects on humans due to the dosage. You need to eat 140-160 strawberries everyday for extended period of time for it to have impact on you. Please review peer reviewed science based researches if it’s really concerning for you and make decisions based on those. I personally stopped going crazy with organic after these. I still buy grassfed meats but I don’t worry too much about organic anymore. Infact I think these types of videos scare people so much that those who can’t afford organic produce just stop eating less fresh fruits and veggies which is worse than that pesticides.
Damn we might as well die then! Can’t eat nothing now an days
I mean he listed 15 things you can eat, and 15 things you can get in another form and eat.
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That's why no matter how careful people are, cancer is on the rise.
I grow organic vegetable in my kitchen garden. The organic taste way better than fertilizer crop
My understanding is if u soak the fruits or vegetables in a bowl with water and white vinegar solution (10% ) for 5 minutes then rinse it will remove most if not all pesticides.
Your understanding is flawed. Look it up. Produce that is porous absorbs the pesticides. Doesn't matter if you wash the outside. Sure it helps, but you're still eating it from the flesh of the produce because it's inside.
Just to let you people know Bobby makes millions a year. It's easy for him to live so clean and eat so clean. Sometimes you have to eat foods off the dirty dozen. Inflation on food is skyrocketing. Just try to eat clean. Don't put yourself in the poor house.
There's an old saying, "Health IS wealth." I would rather be poor and healthy than rich and unhealthy.
Depends. Look for sales and stop buying things like diet soda to save money. That stuff is expensive!
This guy is a clown.
Exactly. I was stressing out, because I couldn’t afford to eat as clean as I wanted. I decided to save my sanity and give up. I’m just doing my best to survive. Eating the best I can afford. I even had to eat cheaper cuts of meat.
@@mistypedhiyes, but if you only have a little, you’re not going to get through the month. I eat once a day and barely get enough food for the month.
I trust the USDA as much as I trust the FDA. 🤪🤪🤪
Thanks Bobby.
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If You're F.D.I.C. Insured, Your Healthcare Needs Are Covered.
The same level of trust should be basic for any government arm.
Or the CIA or the FBI
Lol
It’s better than eating chips and cookies 💀
Like your name says
NoooooooNoooooNoooo
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Blessings, just kidding 😊
😏 perhaps.
I got away from Bobby's fear mongering years ago. I'm glad to come down to the comments and see how much differently everyone is responding to his over the top food advice.
I agree with you and I just wanted to say that although I eat them, I have a hard enough time eating veggies without this information.
It took me a long time to justify fitting organic into our budget, then I came across a video that spoke about high much higher the vitamin and mineral content is! It changed a lot of my perspective on things and may be worth doing a video on the topic.
In any case, when I buy organic, I try to buy from local farmers.
So buy one organic carrot at 2 dollars or buy 2 conventional carrots at 50 cents. The difference in nutrient level is neglible and your body won't absorb more than it needs anyways.
Organic strawberries taste like a strawberry. And the other ones do not they are very Bland.
A former colleague of mine imports vegetables from India into the United States. He tells me that the list of approved USDA Organic pesticides is very lenient when compared to India or anywhere else in the world for that matter. A lot of them chemicals that are passed as "organic" are actually somewhat harmful.
Unfortunately you're going to eat some chemicals if you buy mass produced veggies in the the U.S.
You will be lucky if you buy veggies from your friend market i cured my ibs after switching us to Indian veggies
Thats why i eat all processed food. No pesticides at all
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But it's all GMO
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If people believe that US FDA “approved” organic pesticide spraying is any better than the “non organic” pesticide spraying you may be in for a SURPRISE 🤣
I know right 😂
Pick your poison
It's all glyphosate lmao
I came to say this.
Doesn't matter if you drink a glass of ground up cherry pits or a glass of aldrin, you're gonna die either way
You have to keep other species from getting to your crop SOMEWAY or else you just have field of food mobbed by bugs and other critters .. better organic ones than non organic.. it’s about people having MORE options, not necessarily always the “best” options but for a lot of people, it’ll do
I always wonder how long Bobby is going to live. He’s like the ultimate science experiment.
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We all gonna die to goal is to ...
This dude is always finding new ways to ruin my day
The fact that you think a company that sprays poison on the food, is going to suddenly tell you the truth 😂
People test the produce so..would be a hefty lawsuit if their organic and non organic were coming back with the same results. Do you think they would take that risk ?
@@mistypedhi yes, the lawyer fees would be nothing compared to the profits they make, just like big pharmaceuticals that make medicine with horrific side effects, they get sued for hiding information but still make billions in profits
@@UIC-Fitness92 It's stupid to compare the pharmaceutical industry to our food systems. It's not just lawyer fees and court fees, businesses would lose their pesticide licenses and their business licenses and go under. Employees would have their careers ruined if overspraying was on their record. Famrs have their produce tested by the government before it can go to market, they have a financial interest in growing a product that can make it to market under federal regulations. It's really simple and not comparable to pharmaceutical companies selling opiates knowing that they are highly addictive.
@@meebabeebadeembadeemdam6787the lawsuits they face will cost them millions but the amount they make is in the billions. You should really do some research and see how many people till this day have been caught and sued for lying to the public about this exact thing many times and they just pay the fines and repeat the cycle welcome to America.
Bottom line, eat what you can afford.
I love oraganic and up until last year ate only organic. But 2022 prices skyrocketed. So onlu partial organic.
The prices are through the roof!
You’re wasting your money on organic food… There has been no scientific study that found organic foods are better for you lil bro
@@masterbaiters1183 that's true they still use pesticides even on organic
Hears the kicker spraying food is an expensive proces extra storage labor equipment license and requalifiying inspections soil testing farmers more often then not go for geneticly modified produce that resist things like drought or pests with out or minimum spraying as an important detail this often means they are denser in nutrition last longer in transit and in your house. This reduces wast at the farm and in your home
Organics often use more unregulated sprays the sprays still have the same active chemicals the chemical pesticides but they need to spray more to have the same affect. Organic foods are also unregulated they may be the same as the non organic and even still gmo and stll labeled organic and charge more you can see this with real maple syrup if it's not organic it's not real canadian but yet they repackage and lable organic and charge $5 more
I had no colds of flus for 10 years eating organic, and got sick twice recently when I had to settle for non-organic foods. This is a clear message to me that immune health and diet are extremely correlated and that organic is a smart investment in one’s health.
FYI for improved sleep, you might want to read James Nestor’s book, Breath. He’s easy to find on YT. His techniques changed my erratic 4 hrs to 6-7 deep restful sleep.
So glad I grow my own strawberries started my patch 2 years ago and today it is going to town.
Thank you for this info, I'll definitely take note
Best practice and congratulations….to your health 🥂🍓!!!!
If only more than half u.s. citizens owned land to have gardens
I live in the city. They won’t let us plant in the roof. I use to grow peppers in my fire escape but not allow any pots.
@@mistypedhi you know there is plenty of ways to grow indoor or backyard
I would not TRUST anything the USDA says.
I wouldn’t not trust anything Bobby Parrish says
You can find the research and find the methodologies and all of the science backed information. The USDA isn't "saying" anything, they have PROVEN conventional produce is safe for consumption with evidence based science. I've worked in ag research, it's not that scary or nefarious.
@@meebabeebadeembadeemdam6787 blud is yappin
Growing strawberries is so easy I've had a patch with thriving and doubling itself 5 years now
Thank you farmers markets and my local.farmers we love yall
If you have ever grown asparagus you would know, It grows so fast.There is no need for pestacides at all.
People complain about organic soil being depleted but i think not having the pest/herbicides is worth it on its own. Ive personally have found organic ginger root while much smaller, goes a lot further than its larger non organic brother. I dont need go use as much, and my tea has more bite to it
Organic produce still has pesticides.
@@yordanpopov Drastically less though.
Same thing with yellow onions.
@@mistypedhi Actually it could be even more because the organic pesticides are not as efficient.
Sometimes the organic food spoils real quick.
If it spoils quick that's good, however if it takes two months for a dozen tomatoes to go bad I would run.
Excellent way to know that it is truly organic. That other stuff never expires EVER!
It does
@@jeandudley7841 Mc Donald's French fries DO Not expire ever period!!
Okay but what is a USDA approved organic pesticide and is it actually better for you than normal? Cause organic is sometimes 3x the cost.
Same health outcomes regardless of the pesticides. Federal regulations limit the rate at which a pesticide is sprayed and the timing before harvest. All for everyones safety. Any minute amount of chemicals in or on the produce will be eliminated by your body with no risk to your health. These compounds are tested for their natural decay levels over time and the plants themselves often breakdown the chemicals before you have a chance to be exposed. Its all very very safe. The benefit of the fresh food regardless of label outweighs any minimal risk of the pesticide.
I always wondered why asparagus are on the clean 15. Thanks for explaining. I like the guy who commented that he’s just going to quit eating…that’s hilarious.
If you're not there when they are growing stuff, you don't know what they are doing.
Yess best own grown can't buy if busy life
you can say that about everything.
Yes that's why people who are concerned send this stuff to labs to be tested and pass that information on to you.
You damn right they release a gas 😭😫🥴 move out the way if I eat cabbage or cauliflower
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THE UNFORTUNATE POISONED 😕 AIR,💧 LAND N FOOD 😊 SAY PRAYERS N DO THE BEST YOU CAN 🙏
That's why you need to plant your own garden and use cow manure from grass fed only cows that haven't been vaxed or given hormones!
You live in a dream world. If we did what you want we all be starving within a year. Everyone doesn't have the means, opportunity or ability to have their own garden my.
@@peace1963how hard is it for a motivated person to till & sow a 10×20 plot in their own suburban backyard? If youre not using pesticides & go organic, what's the expense?? After a few seasons of trial and error & even expansion, people would save weekly costs of produce. You would be the person starving if that was your main sustenance...
@@lynnski-ex3zk here's one major problem with your thinking. Do you have any idea how many people live in apartment complexes?
@@lynnski-ex3zk assisted living
@@lynnski-ex3zk jail
It’s organic only if the PLU
Sticker starts with the number 9
If not it can be organic but the spray used is not completely organic it’s a mixture
Bobby I just downloaded your app it works well
I also had my friend across the country also download
So keep it up you and your family are amazing
Thank you
I have never washed my fruits and vegetables. Just a quick wipe with a dry paper towel. I'm doing good and quite healthy. Never had food poisoning or and food sickness.
At this point, I think I'm going to just drink water and don't eat at all🤦🏿♂️
They even put chemicals in water so the ultimate solution is don’t eat or drink😒
But then you gonna be breathing the air thats toxic so we still fucked 😭@@neginehsanjawid5063
What about breathing, isn't the air polluted as well?
On the serious side - I use a simple and cheep activated carbon filter that removes most of bad stuff from water
That’s an amazingly well stocked and organized grocery store. Props!
Boutique on the high street where the wealthy shop.
My issue is trusting the labels. You can wrap anything in a bag that says organic. And then charge a higher organic price.
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Blood work doesn't lie.
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Blood work? So you have to eat it first, then go to the doctor, get blood drawn, then wait for the results, before you know if it's organic? Sounds simple enough.
@@nicholasmuro1742 The science on residue levels is just as rigorous as blood work. Plant material is regularly chemically tested for residue levels by universities and scientists. I've worked in ag research its not that complicated or nefarious.
@@nicholasmuro1742 You're being purposely obtuse. Primarily, no you cannot just slap a printed USDA label on your product and call it good. Farmers are paid by grocery distributors and that distributor won't pay the higher price for the produce until they have verifiable proof that the produce is organic. That trusted source then comes from the government who checks the residue levels in the produce and on their land and all of their equipment.
And I'd add that all of the blood work of thousands of patients and scientific tests have shown that no, pesticides in their bodies from the conventional carrots and broccoli they eat has not caused them detrimental health outcomes.
Don’t forget that one of the most popular “organic“ pesticides is arsenic!
I’ve learned so much from you this past month and I wanted to say thank you. I changed up my eating habits and so far I’m down 9 pounds!
Literally, the amount of "pesticides" that they have on them is so little it won't harm you.
Not true. Growing my own stuff
@@jeandudley7841 it is also good too, but I haven't had any bad health due to store veggies or fruits.
We are dynamic accumulators. Each time we eat a little bit it stacks up, yes we can cleanse ourselves though, sweating and such.
@@askaboutRudyV FALSE. The liver, digestive system, and limbic system remove any waste materials from our bodies the same way it eliminates dead cells and bacteria. Furthermore any parts per billion molecules will either denature naturally with time or decompose while cooking or broken down by stomach acid. You will eat yourself to death before any pesticide compound causes you minor discomfort.
@@askaboutRudyV THERE'S LITERALLY NO VERIFIABLE SCIENCE ON WHAT A DYNAMIC ACCUMULATOR COULD POSSIBLY BE AND THE PHRASE IS PRIMARILY ATTRIBUTED TO PLANTS NATURALLY STORING NUTRIENTS!
Organic food often has even scarier yet organic chemicals on it.
Name like 5 scary organic pesticides and name 5 scary conventional pesticides. Then name the 5 most common pesticides used in either growing method. Then name the spray rates and harvest timing regualtions of any of those chemicals. Then name the safe residue levels of those pesticides on produce.
Like no, Neem oil and elemental sulphur is not that scary.
Damn kale and spinach are my everyday go to!!!!
I didn’t know about the kale and spinach either. I only knew about the strawberries and apples.
@@donacatanguma I still eat them everyday lol
NO BAD DAYS FOR NOTHING OR NO ONE!!!
Thank you, I appreciate this information!
I bought Organic oranges 🍊 from Walmart last week & they looked like trash 🗑 soon after. They rotted quickly, I could tell that it was not Organic, so I don't trust Walmart ANYMORE & I will buy the cheaper stuff.
I avoid Walmart . That store gives me bad vibes .
Almost all "organic" crops have been treated with pesticides. The only way to not have pesticides in your food is to grow it yourself.
Rinsing under water removes a good bit of pesticides.
Also, even with washing with plain water, eating fresh foods and limited processed foods are significantly better for you.
"Organic" and "non-gmo" are excuses for uncharging you.
Really boils down to whether or not you buy locally because freshness is the only thing to ultimately worry about
What about produce grown in greenhouses like peppers and tomatoes, strawberries in Canada?
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Perfectly safe as any other produce. You're fine.
So… wtf are we supposed to eat fam!? Like c’mon.
Right, at this point everything is tampered with.
Everything in America is tampered with. Just do the best you can.
My guess is to try to get in touch with some local farmers that don't use non-organic pesticides. I used to live in an area like that but since I moved it's much harder to find anything certified organic. Just try your best and if you're able to grow your own produce.
Start a garden and grow the easier to grow vegetables and fruit. It'll cut your bill.
He said you can eat the dirty 15, he just recommend you use organic when it comes to them.
When I was living with my parents, grape was one of my favorite fruit, and after I went independent, I found I am allergic to grape. But when my parent visited and serve a grape again, there was no allergy reaction. They just always washed with vinegar and baking soda water.
Hey people, just make the most you can get out of life. For tomorrow is not promised to anyone. Case in point, the world we live in nowadays. Yes, let's all try to stay positive in the meantime of our health.
Bobby is awesome and truthful!! Bobby Parrish for governor!!!
I'm so glad to hear you pushing organic and teaching the Dirty Dozen. So may , too many Bobby Approved brands I won't eat because they are on the dirty dozen. Thank you 😊
Damned if we do damned if we don’t
The crazy thing with people is that they pay attention to organic, but buy heavily processed junk and don't pay attention to ingredients on packages. Thank you for always teaching but next time please tell these people about how certain produce absorbs pesticides because people are out here thinking washing solves the problem so thats how they justify getting all inorganic produce. You have to be very clear to these people..
Clean and “dirty” lists are based on number of different pesticides, not how toxins they are. I wish there were a study that actually reflected HOW MUCH of a toxic load each piece of produce has, rather than simply how many…
Also, worrying about fruits and veggies is literally the LAST place to start cleaning up your diet. Organic meat and dairy is WAY more important!!!
I wish people would add this caveat ❤hen speaking of the “dangers” of conventional produce. It’s still the best thing to eat. Period.
Thanks for all you do! I was wondering if you could please do an updated video on vegan things there are so many new ones and I really need help on it. I feel like half of them are just processed crap
Try Abbotts or Hillary's best.
They're all processed crap except for vegetables legumes and fruit. They also promote mono culture that r*pes the earth and kills all the animals and Birdlife leaving nothing but death, destruction and dust behind after harvest.
I using your videos for my homeschooling class. Thank you for teaching us things that matter! The class is titled Healthy eating with Flavcity.
What time does class start? I want to send my child there. You are more than likely leaving out all of the nonsense. He has wonderful information. Your children are very luck.😊
Please don't. This guy is not a teacher
Another reason to secure and invest in public funding for public schools.
How should we clean them all veggies & fruit. Baking soda and cold water should be good correct!!
The baking soda trend seems new I've seen it but I think water rinse will be just fine.
Vinegar and baking natural acid
Baking soda and vinegar together cancels each other out do them separately. Baking soda and cold water for 10 mins then vinegar and cold water for 10 mins.
Great information.
I once used ozone to clean an apple from the supermarket and when It dried the entire apple looked like it was painted white.
Thank you for your videos for helping people pick healthier food.
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too much thinking before you eat …what happened to the good ol days of just eating and not worried about all this BS
They are still here for the people who aren't so uptight about every damn thing. I mean honestly, how much is eating organic over your entire life going to make a difference in the grand scheme of things? Maybe prolong your life by 1%? Maybe? And that 1% would be at the end when you're pretty useless anyway. I'll take my chances with the pesticides and instead choose to reduce my daily stress by not worrying about such trivial things.
The difference is someone discovered they could sell this snake oil for their own gain and technology makes the scare tactic more effective.
What doesn’t kill me, makes me stronger. Maybe I’ll develop super powers. Fortune favors the bold! Bring on the chemicals
Watch the trucks. Know the ones with openings across the top of the back part? That's because the produce is being sprayed with ammonia. The holes prevent the truck from blowing up from contained ammonia fumes. Does your grocery have those misters over the produce? Try getting some of that liquid on your fingers. You can feel that it's not just water, it's ammonia water.
I soak mine in vinegar. What can we eat then?
Nothing really smh oranges that's it we have to peel it so it's safe and maybe watermelon
Any and all produce is safe to eat. You. Are. FINE!
Can you make a video about the new Apeel stuff on the produce and how to get rid of it??
There is absolutely nothing wrong with Apeel. Let me guess, you saw a video on the internet about the evils of it. That video is bs.
Uh my therapist actually has a client if hers that works in farms that our produce comes from and the organic is grown in the same field as the conventional. He told her it's a way for them to charge more. I will admit though certain things organic do tast better. But I got to do the best I can with the budget I have to live a healthier lifestyle so conventional it is.
then why do I have an allergic reaction to normal bananas but not to organic bananas
@@anahitaazadeh3449 That's me too! Conventional bananas do me in, but organic don't.
You therapist sounds like he should keep his day job and stop spreading info told by his clients breaking the confidentially clause. Some farmers don't like it cause it cost more and is hard, the industry is tough and rough and if you've been doing it for years you will not want to change to some "new age hippy" stuff if that's how you'll see it. Yes it cost more, but it cost more for a very good reason. Think for yourself don't let others think for you. Do your own research. Don't be a sheep!
Organic and conventional crops are not grown on the same field. The land has to be naturally left alone for a period of time before organic produce can be grown and certified on the land. Additionally, the outside rows of the crop are often discarded if they are near other crops. I worked in ag research. It's all fine, but yes the organic produce is mostly unnecessary from a nutritional standpoint but if the taste quality is worth it that's fine too.
Im soo relieved that the USDA approves all the pesticides that end up on our tables i mean aproves all organic products
Acv and baking soda. I used to do this living in a 3rd world country to get rid of unwanted pests and parasites. Now living in the US it works to get rid of the wax coating and pesticides. If no baking soda just use regular salt and acv. If no acv use regular salt
He's not a designated health professional, he just pulls a lot of this stuff outta his "you know what"
So what do we eat
Nothing if he decides
I can’t seem to find decent organic bell peppers at the store in Las Vegas.
If you can, grow your own. Grow them in containers if you're in an apartment. Just take the seeds from peppers you've bought from the store and lay them out to dry and then plant them in cups and when they get a few inches tall plant them in your container. I did this with peppers I bought at Aldi's
@@laraserendipity1424If they are hybrid species, they probably won't fruit. You'll have lovely plants, but no production.
Organic produce is the healthiest and the safest. It’s major target is at people, who experience health issues, and this produce contributes in a positive way towards their recovery. We eat organic, because it acts as a good medicine. No toxins, and also your skin looks way better.
My favs 😩🤯 thank you for the insight! I’ll be more mindful when shopping for produce.
I soak mine for 20 min in baking soda
Me 2
So wtf r we supposed to eat ?
That’s the best part, you don’t! Because Bobby doesn’t approve of like 99% of things. All these people gonna be losing weight among other things and they’re lucky if they don’t.
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Please make the list available 😊
Google it.
cabbage and cauliflower are some of the most difficult veggies to keep bugs off of.
Thank you sir for your informations really appreciate it greetings from Saudi