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Bee:

 

Am I mistaken to think that I read previously from someone in the group where

she mentioned that you can wash non-organic veggies/fruits with sea salt and

lemon???? Am I correct in what I read?  Cld u advise plse.

 

Thanks very much.

Jillian - hagaront@...

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> Bee:

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> Am I mistaken to think that I read previously from someone in the

group where she mentioned that you can wash non-organic veggies/fruits

with sea salt and lemon???? Am I correct in what I read?  Cld u advise

plse.

Hi Jillian. Here's a video explaining how to wash fruits & vegetables

using lemon juice: http://tinyurl.com/4grcpt

Bee

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In a message dated 9/19/2008 12:48:30 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

beeisbuzzing2003@... writes:

Hi Jillian. Here's a video explaining how to wash fruits & vegetables

using lemon juice: _http://tinyurl.http://tin_ (http://tinyurl.com/4grcpt)

Bee

This is great. Do you think it's necessary to wash organic produce? I have

been just rinsing mine. It bothers me that I'm rinsing organic with

flouridated water but I don't want to eat veggies with dirt on them either.

Thanks,

Tammy

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Thank you Bee and everyone else who replied to my question on washing

non-organic veggies/fruits.

 

Jillian

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Washing non-organic vegetables/fruits

Received: Friday, September 19, 2008, 1:47 PM

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> Bee:

>  

> Am I mistaken to think that I read previously from someone in the

group where she mentioned that you can wash non-organic veggies/fruits

with sea salt and lemon???? Am I correct in what I read?  Cld u advise

plse.

Hi Jillian. Here's a video explaining how to wash fruits & vegetables

using lemon juice: http://tinyurl. com/4grcpt

Bee

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> This is great. Do you think it's necessary to wash organic

produce? I have

> been just rinsing mine. It bothers me that I'm rinsing organic

with

> flouridated water but I don't want to eat veggies with dirt on

them either.

Hi Tammy. No, I don't believe organic produce has to be washed.

Besides you will be cooking it. I don't like dirt on them either,

and since I get my vegetables from my daughter's organic garden, I

rinse them well (yes, with flouridated water).

I wouldn't be concerned about washing them in flouridated water.

Fluoride is accumulative in our bodies, and that's what is causing so

many health problems. I believe it is most important to eliminate as

many sources as possible in toothpaste, dental treatments, processed

foods, medicines/drugs, etc., than to be concerned about it in water.

It is more important to remove the chlorine, which is easy to remove

by filling large containers with wide open tops and let them sit for

24 hours (the chlorine will dissipate out of the water).

The best, Bee

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