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Tomatoes are a staple in every kitchen, used in various dishes such as curries and salads. However, what people fail to take into consideration is the way in which they wash their tomatoes. While washing them in tap water may remove the dirt, it does nothing for the pesticides that stick to the surface of…
Can you imagine eating a store bought or local market bought fruit without washing thoroughly, no right? But if you think you have washed your fruits and vegetables under normal running water, it is also not healthy. These carry dirt, germs and pesticides which need to be washed before they enter your stomach. Fruits and…
A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that common agricultural pesticides may be contributing to declining sperm counts and rising rates of male infertility. A new review published in the journal Environmental Research examined 21 laboratory studies conducted between 2005 and 2025 and found consistent links between neonicotinoid insecticides and impaired reproductive health in male…
Those shiny apples and crisp cucumbers at the market might look tempting, but beneath their fresh surface could lie traces of pesticides used to protect crops. These chemicals do not wash away easily, and simply rinsing produce under running water is not always enough. Fortunately, there is one simple trick that works far better, and…
Curry leaves are a staple in Indian kitchens, treasured for their unique aroma and the depth they add to dishes like tadka, sambhar, and rasam. Beyond their culinary charm, they are packed with nutrients, antioxidants, and bioactive compounds that support digestion, heart health, and immunity. However, store-bought curry leaves can carry pesticide residues, which cling…
