Watch out for stickers or labels that say “APEEL” This Dangerous Chemical Bill Gates Is Coating Your Organic Produce With Today Produce with Apeel stickers are already appearing in our local stores and people are flipping out online and across the country. This spray does not wash off even with scrubbing. You will be eating it should you choose to purchase Apeel produce. The store signs read "Coated in Apeel to protect freshness and reduce plastic waste." Not So Apeel-ing Produce! – Apeel “Mystery Food Coating” Appears in Grocery Stores Near You Monoglycerides and fatty acids enter absorptive cells in the small intestine through micelles; they leave micelles and recombine into chylomicrons, which then enter the bloodstream. Mono- and diglycerides contain trans-fat, which promotes inflammation in the body and has been associated with heart disease, diabetes, stroke, and obesity. - Fair Use - Not always sure what to believe but according to Money Inc in their article "20 Things You Didn’t Know About Apeel" from August 30, 2021Updated onOctober 7, 2021 : 13. Apeel is a Gates-funded startup Rest of article here: https://moneyinc.com/apeel/ I was just looking at that too! Did a quick search after a friend sent back a rosy picture of non harmful ingredients in Apeel. Still learning about it, but here is a search link if interested: So, does / will this spray absorb through the skins in to the produce? What is the reason for the spray being totally non-removable!? A spray!? That doesn't come off when washed?! Sounds like a good base to add any form of vax to! If this "G"-man mentioned is involved with this, interesting that he who has been equated with culling, suddenly cares that the many being culled, are sure to have their produce all nice and safe for us! Seems totally contrary to me! Any other questions...? :rose: saw this on Youtube: Pine litter for cats.
It's almost impossible to know even if your organic fruits and veggies are safe
According to Wikipedia, Apeel got its start with a little help from Bill Gates. When it was first established in 2012, the startup was the recipient of a grant in the amount of $100,000 from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The foundation is known for supporting worthy causes. Gates is particularly fond of those that help contribute to the improvement of the ecosystem and the quality of life. The foundation approved of the potential for Apeel to reduce post-harvest waste in developing countries that don’t have the luxury of refrigeration.
