Come fare il tuo lavaggio di frutta e verdura

77 Risposte a “Come fare il tuo lavaggio di frutta e verdura”

1. Useful knowledge.

2. Well that is great. Salt is cheaper than vinegar.

3. I also read somewhere that the pesticides that remain on produce, without washing, isn't supposed to be that harmful. Basically, don't let pesticides prevent you from eating produce. I'll just use the salt water solution for the dirty dozen, because cooking is time consuming enough without having to double wash everything.

4. How do you get the wax off of fruits and Vegas safely?

5. According to a study conducted by an agricultural university in my state, washing vegetables and fruits in tamarind solution is found to be very effective in removing pesticide residues. To make the solution mix 20 gms of tamarind on 1 litre water. Hope this helps

6. Everybody only buy ORGANIC produce all of the time! That way, farmers who spray POISON on one's food will stop, and the price of organic fruits and vegetables will not be high!

7. Good business idea!  bottled salt water for fruit wash, call it pestiOFF.

8. Eat plant based and organic with a water wash seems the easiest and simplest way to go.

9. Excellent video – thank you for sharing!

10. So only organic food eater will live longer…

    NOT all people can afford Non GMO or /& Organic food as it is more xpensive than conventional ones., so  does it mean that vegan Non GMO & non organic food consummer will die sooner with cancer , MS, etc ? ? I hate organic food propaganda, it is UNFAIR for those who can not afford it .
    SO what the benefit for being vegan then ??? ….
    What left to eat for the marginal vegan consummer who can't afford organic's or non-GMO's ???.

11. Thanks a lot for this video. I was thinking of asking you for this video now I get it. Live long and thanks again for your great work!

12. ahhh damn i thought i read somewhere that it was vinegar seems like its salt instead

13. Pesticides in plant food can easily be removed with salt water. Pesticides in animal food is impossible to remove because of build up of pesticides in the fat.

14. I live in the US now so I really wash my produce very well with dish soap and rinse thoroughly; but in Africa, we use saltwater to wash our leafy greens/cabbages, to get the bugs out and plain water to get dirt from harvesting and handling, off our fruits and vegies…We do not have the pesticide issue since our farmers adhere mostly to organic farming or less commercialized systems of crop cultivation.

15. Please tell us about Histamine intolerance. This things drive me crazy!

16. thank you so much for making this video!!! I have always used tones of that special soap for all the food stuff that wasn't Organic because I was so freaked out and worried about the pesticides on it…..wow… I will just use salt water now…lol

17. THE REAL QUESTION IS . SINCE MOSANTOS HAS GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD TO THE POINT THAT THE FOOD PRODUCES ITS OWN PESTICIDE , IS THERE REALLY SUCH A THING AS ORGANIC ?

18. HE BIG QUESTION IS . SINCE MOSANTOS HAS GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD TO THE POINT THAT THE FOOD PRODUCES ITS OWN PESTICIDE , IS THERE REALLY SUCH A THING AS ORGANIC ?

19. Wow, thank you. I just kept buying soap to wash my veggies and fruit. Now I know!

20. Very good one

21. thank you 🙂

22. Hi Dr. Greger. I'm a dietetics and nutrition student, interested in knowing your opinion on the new findings on eggs safety and cholesterol. I've been wanting to know what the whole controversy of eggs is all about! Please consider doing a video on that topic, I as well as many people I'm sure would be very interested in knowing your intake this information. Go breakfast!

23. Hello, could you please make a video about the cause of a low body temperature? I am eating a plant based diet now for more than two years and I have recently noticed that my body temperature is constantly below 35 celsius. As far as I know it should be around 36.5-37. Can you give your thoughts on this? Many thanks

24. One would assume that chemicals soak right through the produce. I am no chemist but I also assume salt water mix remove pesticides only from surface layers  I wonder how theses tests for pesticides where done.

25. Of course, avoid foods from us, China, Russia.
    Just like corporate
    The bigger and more powerful, the more corrupt and deviant.
    The us is ground zero for gmo's

26. Do you have any videos on getting rid of Candida?

27. I thought DDT was banned a long time ago?

    'Along with the passage of the Endangered Species Act, the US ban on DDT is cited by scientists as a major factor in the comeback of the bald eagle.'
    One should feel  relatively safe!

28. WOW!  Thank you!

29. Thanks, I was planning to make my own fruit and vegetable wash with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, water, and sea salt, with a touch of rubbing alcohol.  Right now I just dip most of my produce in an aqueous solution of hydrogen peroxide.  Seems to keep them from getting moldy much if at all.

30. How can cooking meat inscrease the pesticide levels inside the fat?

31. Was just wondering. How long should the fruits/vegetables be soaked in the salt solution for?

32. bla bla bla bla bla bla … just jump to 4:45
    …

33. Ozone?

34. Who sponsors this YouTube channel?

35. Some of these articles are misused. For example, the nytimes article about P&G's fruit wash, had nothing to do with pesticides. It purported to be an antibacterial wash. http://www.nytimes.com/2000/04/20/business/p-g-to-market-a-cleaner-for-produce.html questionable information

36. Megan k some say vinegar.wine or salt.All work well.

37. I disagree with the claim that it is not possible to be 10 times as effective as water. Say water removes those 80% of pesticides mentioned in the video. So it leaves 20%. If a wash were to remove 98% of pesticides it would leave only 2%. So the consumer would only be exposed to a tenth of the amount of pesticides (2% instead of 20%). So if this were to made clear I would be on board with calling a wash that removes 98% of pesticides "10 times as effective as water".

38. is there a good video about tap water? if one knows can he answer me? (:

39. I usually use a vegetable peeler. Is that wrong?

40. If salt works, natron / baking soda should even be more effective!

41. doc G I wonder if my technique would be any of use.. I take all my new fruit and veg I buy and e500 there dirty assess then rinse dry and store..

42. whhaat, what if you want to rinse of any extra blood.

43. Vinegar is absurd cheap (in Portugal at least)

44. Isn't it better to use clean water like filter water to wash the fruits and veggies?

45. I used to call my mother crazy for soaking all her veg in salt water in the sink for hours before cooking. Looks like I owe someone an apology. It looks like mother did know best on this occasion.

46. I use water with baking soda and soak it for 5-10 mins. It creates pretty strong alkaline environment and is known as the best way to destroy pesticides on the surface of fruits and vegetables. Also the alkalinity kills bacteria and fungus if there's any on the surface. Sadly they didn't put it to the test as the most famous way of washing off chemicals.

47. when making this salt water solution, can it be cheap salt (like Morton's) or should it be good salt like crystal salt, sea salt or Himalayan?

48. 9 to 1? Holy Shit that's a lot of salt.

49. PESTICIDES CAUSE ALZHEIMERS – THEY ARE NEURO-TOXINS

50. But I'm not just washing for pesticide removal. I am also washing off bacteria like e-coli. Then you're going to want something that breaks the hydrophobic membrane of the bacteria like a soap. It doesn't take much. =]

51. Poor meat-eaters. They always end up fucked up. 😀

52. Thank you Dr. Greger.
    I usually try to wash apples, potatoes thoroughly by rubbing them. But I think it’s impossible to rub things like grapes which is tedious and can squash the grapes.

53. I use H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide), alternatively baking soda. You may combine.

54. You get yourself an ozone machine that one can buy online. If you need source supplier let me know.

55. Dr. Greggor “ The Father of Fruit “

56. so much bias and fast judgement against meat… I watch this channel for the best of the plant world but not giving up meat and dairy in moderation.

57. Make sure to apply friction from a rag while rinsing to take off the most pesticides after soaking in vinegar or salt water.

58. I use apple cider vinegar

59. So salt and water (1:9 ratio) for washing fruit and vegetables 👌🏼

60. omg I just had a flashback to my childhood, my grandma always soaked fruits in salt water. she could never give me a reason why, but that's just the way they did it. I guess they knew something back then

61. A Tulsa, Ok news (6) show (April 2019) reported that kale cannot be cleaned of residue.

62. What about systemic pesticides?

63. We have a water softener. Will softened tap water be effective enough as a sodium-based cleaner for vegetables? Will reusing the softened wash-water be harmful for watering flowerbed plants and the vegetable garden?

64. This video just further convinced me to continue eating plant based and avoid any meat products. 😁

65. What happens if I drink salt water? or acetic acid diluted with water?

66. WHY is washing poultry/meat considered a MISTAKE?

67. What about lemon and water ?

68. Very, useful, practical info!

69. He gets to the point about 4:45

70. Man I love your videos, they are full of factual info and no beating around the BS bush. Salt water, got it.

71. "9 parts water and 1 part salt"
    Is that by weight or by volume?

72. My mother always let her leafy greens soak in a sink full of slightly tepid water with a good sprinkling of salt to kill any small insects. I don’t recall any concerns about pesticides by this was a lllooonngg time back. Great to know 😍

73. Just call your video facts about store bought vegetable wash because that is actually what your video is about 😑

74. Baking soda

75. on lemons(for zesting) or say apples with skin, etc.these solutions don't do so well to break the fungicide/WAX coating..iI think 'organic'' liquid soap, d-limonene and perhaps baking soda or vinegar would ''solve'' all

76. What about water with baking soda??

77. We use baking soda and water for washes

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