Doctor Oz show on supplements and Pesticide on fruits and ve
Positively_Me
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Did anyone catch Doctor Oz’s show today ( Friday 9/24)?
He mention the 4 essential vitamin/supplements, that he takes and, women should be taken: multivitamin, calcium w/ magnesium, Vitamin D, and Fish oil.
Here is the article if anyone is interested
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/dr-ozs-ultimate-supplement-checklist
He also mentioned pesticide on fruits, especially delicate ones, soaking strawberries ( and any other delicate fruits) in water for 2 minutes before consuming them..
Here is the link for that..
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/produce-and-pesticides-what-you-need-know
Doctor Oz “clean and healthy Produce spray”
Eating organic fruits and vegetables is the safest way to ensure that your food is pesticide-free. Although great for your body, going solely organic can be tough on your wallet. Try this spray solution for a cost-effective way to remove pesticides from your produce.
The vinegar in this spray has natural anti-bacterial properties, while the lemon juice is a natural astringent. The solution works to both breakdown and clean off pesticides.
Ingredients
1 cup water
1 cup distilled white vinegar
1 tbsp baking soda
1/2 of a lemon
Directions
Combine all ingredients in a large container. Transfer to a spray bottle with a pump. Spray mixture on produce and let sit for 5 minutes. Scrub and rinse.
Here is the link for that…
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/clean-and-healthy-produce-spray
Hope this helps someone as it helped me
He mention the 4 essential vitamin/supplements, that he takes and, women should be taken: multivitamin, calcium w/ magnesium, Vitamin D, and Fish oil.
Here is the article if anyone is interested
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/dr-ozs-ultimate-supplement-checklist
He also mentioned pesticide on fruits, especially delicate ones, soaking strawberries ( and any other delicate fruits) in water for 2 minutes before consuming them..
Here is the link for that..
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/produce-and-pesticides-what-you-need-know
Doctor Oz “clean and healthy Produce spray”
Eating organic fruits and vegetables is the safest way to ensure that your food is pesticide-free. Although great for your body, going solely organic can be tough on your wallet. Try this spray solution for a cost-effective way to remove pesticides from your produce.
The vinegar in this spray has natural anti-bacterial properties, while the lemon juice is a natural astringent. The solution works to both breakdown and clean off pesticides.
Ingredients
1 cup water
1 cup distilled white vinegar
1 tbsp baking soda
1/2 of a lemon
Directions
Combine all ingredients in a large container. Transfer to a spray bottle with a pump. Spray mixture on produce and let sit for 5 minutes. Scrub and rinse.
Here is the link for that…
http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/clean-and-healthy-produce-spray
Hope this helps someone as it helped me
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bump -- Thanks for the post.0
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Great Info! Thanks so much for posting this!0
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Thank you!! Bump0
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Thank you!! Bump0
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Doesn't come on until 2 here but will DVR it. Sounds interesting! Thanks for the post!0
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Interesting! I may have to watch it when is comes on and take some notes!
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I'm a whole foodie and this post is AMAZING!! thank you!0
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Thanks!:flowerforyou:
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Another 3 hours before it comes on here. I planed to watch because of the pesticide bit.0
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Good info. Thanks!0
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great info, thanks for posting!0
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