4 organic food products not worth the extra money

Health and wellness expert Bryce Wylde is auditing the organic options available for your favourite produce and exposes which are not worth the extra money!

[@aahilzmum]

Everything he said is on point and i love how it wasn't long and quick very good advice

[@e.b.4379]

One of the biggest concerns with eating fish food is the potential for mercury contamination. The species that are most prone to mercury problems are big, old fish. Swordfish, tilefish, shark, and king mackerel, which are the fish most likely to contain large amounts of mercury. But if you like eating fish, wild-caught is generally better. Most farmed fish are raised in tightly packed, open-net pens often rife with parasites and diseases that threaten the wild fish trying to swim by to their ancestral spawning waters. Farmed salmon are fed fish meal, given antibiotics to combat diseases and have high levels of PCBs. It is important to note that mercury can be found in both farm-raised and wild-caught seafood due to industrial pollution that finds its way into lakes, rivers and oceans.

[@cynthusinfinite]

He's a good guy sharing vital knowledge for sustaining life ❤ thank you "our health an investment not expense" this message was for me today for sure no coincidence!

[@hischild6274]

Buy the following conventionally grown: 1.Avocado 2.Onions 3.Pineapple 4.Fish

[@CuriousCat777]

His Child wrong fish should b wild and pineapples are heavily sprayed

[@mumbairay]

4.fish is an adult website

[@hischild6274]

mumbairay - I wouldn’t know

[@palliaskamen5722]

@@CuriousCat777 but it's the thick skin that makes it OK to buy conventional

[@noelhalim9492]

I love the host she’s funny,respectful to her guests & very lovely 😍

[@1javixD]

Specially to him ❤️

[@nikkiphoenix6628]

In Australia, a bunch of celery is $4.50 Aus dollars and an organic celery is $10. Just ridiculous. Simply unaffordable... even the non-organic. What a shame.

[@da1stamericus]

You should grow your own. I grow my own celery and i live in an apartment.

[@CuriousCat777]

da1stamericus I would love to grow my own. Where do I get the instructions? I live in a rainy, cloudy cold city.

[@da1stamericus]

@@CuriousCat777 u can just but the seeds online. And grow the seeds in front of a window sill. It's been snowing and hailing and all here and I still have celery growing. It's pretty easy to grow.

[@allisonyoung4007]

Hey Nikki it's the same here in the states-no way can I afford all organic-this is not helpful info for those of us on a fixed income. Organic potatoes? Give me a break-

[@msl8278]

@Shkorina shkorina yes atm its 4.50 5.00 in some places...broccoli nearly 9 dollars a kilo..cauliflower 7 each

[@mdooms76]

I just do not understand why non organic foods are sold in the first place, if organic foods are so much healthier. Why put the fake stuff on the shelf for anybody to consume?? Just make organic the norm and reasonably price it. Yes healthy food is an investment vs. an expense to some but I personally have spent $80 plus on a week's worth of produce and fresh vegetables. I can't do that every week. Wish I could.

[@daydecz673]

I see you got the answer.. I agree with

[@chrissychrissy2649]

mdooms76 I think we are in a transition phase

[@anniebanana3698]

@mdooms76 I was reading an article several months ago that basically stated it would be impossible to create enough crops to feed organic food to everyone on the planet. The whole reason that these other options were created in the first place was not only based on profit (though that is a real motivator for sure) but to yield more product. Organic crops are much more susceptible to pests and other factors that can significantly limit crop yield and hence the reason that organic cannot be made available to everyone. This is sadly the way that we have set up society - those who are wealthy will always have access to the best of the best, including food and all other sorts of wellness options.

[@chrissychrissy2649]

Annie Banana but the crops right now don’t even feed everyone on the planet.

[@CuriousCat777]

Chrissy Chrissy you’re misinformed. There’s about 80% good food going to the garbage...

[@thomaskeets3194]

We were meant to eat these fruit seasonally not year round. Eat them seasonally and save money

[@dankom1310]

As a consumer, you can't compare organic Vs non organic pound by pound. We're already too fat as it is, so I rather eat ONE organic strawberry than TEN non-organic... and keep my weight under control. Notice how "chunky" people are the ones who most often say "I can't afford organic"?

[@CA2SD]

I heart your show. It’s full of modern simple glamour 411.

[@bbjonas4233]

Can soak the produce in water and some white wine vinegar for 10 minutes. Takes off a lot of pesticides.

[@jenniferjones1283]

Thank you so much..I have lupus and I need as few toxins in my body as possible. I did want to know about bananas..the skin is thick.

[@Bekindtopeople]

I don’t know why they aren’t normally listed on the clean 15, they have thick skin

[@TrishTruitt]

I get 4 lbs of Frozen Organic Strawberries for $10usd or $2.50 a lb.

[@amussa6488]

Canada needs Aldi. Organic produce cheaper at aldi

[@mumbairay]

No need of more large multinational corporation. We need to deindustialize, depopulate and decolonize!

[@andrewbailey2547]

Freeze to save money how much does it cost extra to freeze these foods until you need it.

[@mystyboarder910]

Your freezer is on regardless of there being food in it it. Also having less food in the freezer, the more it turns on which adds up as well.

[@andrewbailey2547]

@@mystyboarder910 in this modern age is there any need for a freezer at home. As all you need you could just collect on the day you need it from the butcher or supermarket then energy saved 1 appliances switched of 24/7 365. Just check what you take out of the freezer on a daily basis and a weekly basis.

[@tessm712]

Excellent information! 🙏🏽

[@Wynter84]

Can't afford organic on a regular basis for my family. Guess I'll be dying early😔

[@TheEagleslover]

T.D W No, your going to die anyway. But with thoughts like this it may be a lot faster. Just do your best. Don’t fall into the fear trap. Good luck and keep your chin up!

[@violettevbunni9508]

If you live in the us. You should try shopping at Trader Joe's in Aldi's there organic produce is affordable. Compared to Whole Foods

[@Blessed224]

lol

[@andrewbailey2547]

Hi check out aquaponics to grow organic

[@wajhmawardak3849]

I know.me nether.

[@jinhan5129]

Eat local and eat according to season. I do not buy berries in the winter but stock on Canadian apples, potatoes, carrots etc. I buy only Canadian products. I try to buy from local farms as well. I also only eat proteins from plants , ie no meat. No dairy either.

[@maureenfloralpark9510]

Thank you..excellent info!

[@mizzcashmoney1]

Excellent teaching video!

[@mercyarab973]

Onions n tomato OMG.... my heart literally skips beating

[@da1stamericus]

Especially with eggs and turkish sausage in an omelet with bell pepper.

[@pamelaleitman9200]

What did he say about tomato?

[@visitor3756]

pamela leitman Definitely tomatoes are super toxic

[@visitor3756]

Also apples heavily sprayed

[@mercyarab973]

pamela leitman they r super toxic n organic are expensive....

[@patriciavelazquez1010]

I say it's a rip off, you use less pesticide so why charge so much. If we as Americans use the land we have we can grow or own and later for the companies who want to rip us off.

[@valcooke6822]

What about eggs?

[@sonia1082]

Val Cooke 6:07 daries.

[@organicgrandpaw8016]

Vital Farms Pasture Raised!!!

[@organicgrandpaw8016]

Or LOCAL pasture raised

[@daydecz673]

He didn't mention farm raised and wild caught fish... is that really something we should be looking into.. I feel like nothing is safe to eat these days smh

[@louise-yo7kz]

There's a misunderstanding...not misnomer. A misnomer is an erroneous name

[@mumbairay]

Very eurocentric to notice such things

[@lorna684]

minimise fish? fish oil sipplements? how about avoiding the ones with heavy metals and eat the ones with lowest level of mercury

[@lisac9522]

I hope people don’t get discouraged by this presentation. There is so much veg and fruit that doesn’t need to be organic. The best advice I heard in this clip is to check out the clean 15 and the dirty dozen at ewg.com, I think that’s the best way to decide for myself. I tend to buy the top 5 dirtiest, as organic, that helps my budget quite a bit! There are certain things like bell peppers I don’t eat often unless it’s one small ingredient in a big dish, then I buy it organic. It’s a treat. I rarely buy organic fresh tomatoes, but I can afford organic canned tomatoes. I buy organic strawberries between $2.50 and $2.99 a pound in season, then I don’t buy them out of season. The prices they showed in this clip were very high, and I live in a city with a high cost of living. It’s all about picking and choosing. He misspoke about organic meat. It is not necessary more humane. See certifiedhumane.org Last thing. He said meat is full of hormones. I wish he had been more specific. That’s cows. It’s illegal to add hormones to poultry and pigs, and has been for a long time. So labels that “No hormones added” is just advertising.

[@Rohshanaplunkett1961]

Don’t eat farm fish

[@KMiley]

This was good

[@lemonlime1770]

this guy has no game

[@tanyakarazan8094]

$6.99. Where the heck are you shopping? Go to Shoprite or Ralphs

[@ellalarkin1016]

What on earth happened Bryce's left eye? Has he an eye infection?

[@suzihazlove4979]

But what about the fact that non-organic produce is being sprayed with pesticides which runs down into the soil which is absorbed into the product isn't it???

[@malva6176]

Pesticides....... too bad I’m on a budget 🤢

[@organicgrandpaw8016]

I $hop by Dirty Dozen Clean 15 Lists !!!

[@1javixD]

We saw those two grow up together. He turned into a man and she turned into a woman! My fave fake couple ever.

[@acerone1]

tell that to the Japanese who eat first almost every day

[@myopinions1]

The pineapple and onions are gmo so he is wrong.

[@jdashlovela]

Theres nothing that regulates organic food ive heard. Anyone can call their food organic.

[@sherekhan420u2]

Are they a couple

[@THEREALDEAL-pu8dx]

Sherekhan420 U ....... I wonder why the "control room" ordered the camera man to immediately switch to audience as she went in for a "HUG" as he walked on and didn't switch back until they broke apart. Very odd indeed. Not a couple. She's married. He's not.

[@THEREALDEAL-pu8dx]

Sandra Work ........ ROF LMAO. Let's hope the hubby don't care.

[@mondelinejean2579]

I agree with u organic foods have more nutrients and more healthy

[@elizabethk3238]

Thank goodness on Keto we don't eat any of these foods!

[@c-light7624]

Elizabeth K - yah! 😃

[@Ctwosrer]

What do you eat?

[@CuriousCat777]

Avocado? Onion? Fish? Not Keto?

[@elizabethk3238]

@@CuriousCat777 stopped watching after the first few foods...after the potato!

[@elliiex6715]

Well you sure are missing out!🥴

[@pamelaleitman9200]

If i grow my own tomatoes are they toxic?

[@DigoronKavkaz]

No but depends on soils

[@anaaranda9111]

More” humane “ when we talk about life stock -_- they spend their life’s in a slaughter there’s no humane way !!!

[@dotthomas5131]

True info

[@prussianmillionaire5055]

North Atlantic or Alaskan fish not farmed..ugh

[@avilalecona6915]

;)

[@soapyart]

Non organic fish tastes nasty. Wild caught tastes better

[@Shirma82]

💖

[@mumbairay]

Fake news