Comments by "SkyRiver" (@SkyRiver1) on "The top foods alarmingly high in pesticides | Prof. Tim Spector" video.

Not just organic oats, but organic oat groats is the way to go. It's not the "run off" of arsenic that elevates the level in rice. It's the fact that rice is often grown on land that is or was used to grow cotton, which is a non food crop so toxic pesticides are able to be used, and the arsenic is left in the soil then sequestered by the rice grown on the same land. Basically just google the dirty dozen and the clean fifteen for a list of non-organic foods high and low in toxins.
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@justinhamill7608 I was just wondering if the frozen wild blueberries I buy are poisoned with any pesti or herbi cides this morning. Hoping this is not the case, but I am suspicious and may have to delete them. I only use them in my organic oatmeal groats in the morning. Everything else is organic blueberries from Aldi's or wherever they show up the least expensive. It's a damn shame that we have to act like the food industry is trying to poison us, because it is. And people are still wondering if the carcinogenic and toxic fumes that they spew into the air with gas and hybrid vehicles is any problem. While millions of people die each year because of all this crap in our environment, and never know why.
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