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Baking soda hack to remove pesticides…

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drewvor 1 Jahr

I soak all fruits and berries for ≈ 15 minutes in baking soda… Not only does it remove pesticides, you’ll also see small insects washed out as well ! 🐜

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Michaelvor 1 Jahr

I feel like baking soda can cure cancer if we figure out how to properly apply it

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Ward Meyersvor 1 Jahr

Would like to see another test with just water w/o baking soda. Also wondering if the residual baking soda is somehow messing with the pesticide test itself & not actually removing the pesticide.

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utahbitcoinvor 1 Jahr

Where do you get strawberries like that, all the ones around me are huge and taste like nothing

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dmumfvor 1 Jahr

I drink Baking Soda, daily.

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Soular Wingvor 1 Jahr

Now if we can find something that completely removes apeel coatings, but to be honest I still might not eat as lipids are a potential vaccine or bioweapon delivery system.

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Eric Harrisonvor 1 Jahr

I spray all my vegetables with diluted white vinegar. Any thoughts on the efficacy of this method?

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Minnectvor 1 Jahr

Wow! This is a great tip! Text @paulsaladinomd directly on Minnect. He gives fast answers to every question he gets. Only on Minnect.

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Daniel Sermersheimvor 1 Jahr

Thanks so much. From a previous video I started doing this.

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