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Vegetables with holes are clean?
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Vegetables that have vibrant and fresh colour
will normally be labelled as not healthy, therefore some people will pick
vegetables that have been bitten by bugs because bugs patronise them. Is that
true?
Most people think that vegetables with bug bites
are the cleanest because they don’t
contain pesticides, therefore bugs like to eat them making us safer to eat
them. It seems true but it’s
not! Vegetables with bug bites are just proofs that those bugs have not been
killed by pesticides, you can’t
really confirm about the presence of pesticides on a certain vegetable.
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Farmers using high residue pesticide
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There’s
no such thing as the most poisonous, only more poisonous
You can’t
prevent vegetables having bug bites, vegetables and fruits have already been
eaten by bugs long before having to spray on pesticides. Professions have said
that you can’t prevent it from
happening when it is from a farm. Once a crop has been damaged by bugs, you can’t really do anything.
Another way of saying
is that once a vegetable has bug bites, the only way of saving is to use more
pesticides!
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Pesticides don't have time for degradation before selling to markets
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High residue pesticide
Other than that, normal looking vegetables need
6 to 7 days to have a natural degradation way to remove pesticides, but the
pesticides we have contact with are pesticides that have been sprayed on after
harvest. Therefore, the pesticides don’t
have time for degradation before selling to markets but they are more dangerous
than vibrant coloured vegetables.
In conclusion, the outer surface of vegetables can’t give out any information about the
presence of pesticides, even self planted vegetables can also be dangerous due
to not having regulatory authorities. We advise to purchase vegetables from
supermarkets and grocery stores, other than washing with water before eating,
it is best to use natural cleaning agent to easily remove water soluble and oil
soluble pesticides.
On a same field
Though outer surface of a vegetable can’t confirm the safeties of your health but
it is safer than vegetables with special smells. Because smells from vegetables
are a kind of pesticide.
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