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How to get rid of the wax on apples?
Doug Kanter wrote:
"Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message ups.com... And, this issue is on the bottom of the list of issues that I am interested in writing about. Good! Your digested wax theory is worthy of no further attention. And, your paranoida about a NON-issue called wax on apples is worthy of no further attention on my part. Prove to me, that the wax added to apples raises any more health issues than the pesticides apple trees naturally produce to fight off pests the natural way. You guys are simply morons. Just thought that you might want to know. I didn't claim there was a problem with the wax. Without it, we would not have decent apples 3-6 months after the harvest. I take issue with your claim that pesticides magically adhere to the wax and are flushed harmlessly out of your body. That's simply ridiculous. Furthermore, even if it were true, it would do nothing with regard to systemic pesticides. I'm sure you know what those are, right? Perhaps, if you were to concentrate? Try talking to the wall. You might get a better response. I have no intentions of continuing to talk to a self-admitted arse, like you. |
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How to get rid of the wax on apples?
"Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message ups.com... And, this issue is on the bottom of the list of issues that I am interested in writing about. Good! Your digested wax theory is worthy of no further attention. And, your paranoida about a NON-issue called wax on apples is worthy of no further attention on my part. Prove to me, that the wax added to apples raises any more health issues than the pesticides apple trees naturally produce to fight off pests the natural way. You guys are simply morons. Just thought that you might want to know. I didn't claim there was a problem with the wax. Without it, we would not have decent apples 3-6 months after the harvest. I take issue with your claim that pesticides magically adhere to the wax and are flushed harmlessly out of your body. That's simply ridiculous. Furthermore, even if it were true, it would do nothing with regard to systemic pesticides. I'm sure you know what those are, right? Perhaps, if you were to concentrate? Try talking to the wall. You might get a better response. I have no intentions of continuing to talk to a self-admitted arse, like you. Translation: In the face of facts, you have no option but to descend to insulting people. There are clones like you all over the newsgroups. Fortunately, this game is really easy. |
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How to get rid of the wax on apples?
I don't understand all this discussion about commercially grown apples. I
thought this was a gardening forum for people who want to grow their own stuff. Sherwin D. Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message ups.com... And, this issue is on the bottom of the list of issues that I am interested in writing about. Good! Your digested wax theory is worthy of no further attention. And, your paranoida about a NON-issue called wax on apples is worthy of no further attention on my part. Prove to me, that the wax added to apples raises any more health issues than the pesticides apple trees naturally produce to fight off pests the natural way. You guys are simply morons. Just thought that you might want to know. I didn't claim there was a problem with the wax. Without it, we would not have decent apples 3-6 months after the harvest. I take issue with your claim that pesticides magically adhere to the wax and are flushed harmlessly out of your body. That's simply ridiculous. Furthermore, even if it were true, it would do nothing with regard to systemic pesticides. I'm sure you know what those are, right? Perhaps, if you were to concentrate? Try talking to the wall. You might get a better response. I have no intentions of continuing to talk to a self-admitted arse, like you. Translation: In the face of facts, you have no option but to descend to insulting people. There are clones like you all over the newsgroups. Fortunately, this game is really easy. |
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How to get rid of the wax on apples?
sherwindu wrote:
I don't understand all this discussion about commercially grown apples. I thought this was a gardening forum for people who want to grow their own stuff. Sherwin D. Well thanks to cross-posting, this thread is also in sci.med.nutrition. Apparently, it was started by someone paranoid about wax on commercially grown apples. There is absolutely nothing unhealthy about eating a commercially grown apple from the USA. All apples naturally have wax on them. Historically, just one person died around 1920 from pesticide contamination. Since then commercially grown apples have been washed in order to remove all contact contamination from pesticides on the skin of apples. A safe wax made from palm trees is then added in order to replace the natural wax that was washed off during the cleaning process. If anything the wax on apples documents that it is perfectly safe and healthy to eat. And, when properly handled this wax does NOT turn white. White spots on apples, documents that those apples wont stored properly. A fact that you would think that health conscience individuals would want to know about. Why would anybody want to buy white spotted apples, any more than a bunch of dark green bananas? As usual, a bunch of trolls have tried to turn a non-issue into an issue. -- -- John Gohde, Achieving good Nutrition is an Art, NOT a Science! The nutrition of eating a healthy diet is a biological factor of the mind-body connection. Now, weighing in at 18 web pages, the Nutrition of a Healthy Diet is with more documentation and sharper terminology than ever before. http://naturalhealthperspective.com/food/ Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message oups.com... Doug Kanter wrote: "Mr. Natural-Health" wrote in message ups.com... And, this issue is on the bottom of the list of issues that I am interested in writing about. Good! Your digested wax theory is worthy of no further attention. And, your paranoida about a NON-issue called wax on apples is worthy of no further attention on my part. Prove to me, that the wax added to apples raises any more health issues than the pesticides apple trees naturally produce to fight off pests the natural way. You guys are simply morons. Just thought that you might want to know. I didn't claim there was a problem with the wax. Without it, we would not have decent apples 3-6 months after the harvest. I take issue with your claim that pesticides magically adhere to the wax and are flushed harmlessly out of your body. That's simply ridiculous. Furthermore, even if it were true, it would do nothing with regard to systemic pesticides. I'm sure you know what those are, right? Perhaps, if you were to concentrate? Try talking to the wall. You might get a better response. I have no intentions of continuing to talk to a self-admitted arse, like you. Translation: In the face of facts, you have no option but to descend to insulting people. There are clones like you all over the newsgroups. Fortunately, this game is really easy. |
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