The
fruits and vegetables on “The Dirty Dozen” list, when conventionally grown,
tested positive for at least 47 different chemicals, with some testing positive
for as many as 67. For produce on the “dirty” list, you should definitely go
organic — unless you relish the idea of consuming a chemical cocktail. “The
Dirty Dozen” list includes:
- Apples
- Celery
- Sweet bell peppers
- peaches
- Strawberries
- Nectarines (imported)
- Grapes
- Spiach
- Lettuce
- Cucumbers
- Blueberries (domestic)
- Potatoes
The Clean 15 foods (lowest in pesticides):
- Onions
- Sweet corn
- Pineapples
- Avacado
- Cabbage
- Peas
- Asparagus
- Mangos
- Eggplant
- Kiwi
- Cantalope (domestic)
- Sweet potatoes
- Watermelon
- Grapefruit
- Mushrooms
Remember,
the lists of dirty and clean produce were compiled after the USDA washed the produce using
high-power pressure water systems that many of us could only dream of having in
our kitchens.
The full
list contains 49 types of produce, rated on a scale of least to most pesticide
residue. You can check out the full list from on the Environmental Working
Group’s website at www.foodnews.org.
SWOD: Bench press - 5x5 .......then 30 dips
Conditioning WOD:
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
shoulder press
front squat
TTB or KTE
*25 dubs after each round
Conditioning WOD:
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
shoulder press
front squat
TTB or KTE
*25 dubs after each round
Bench Press day at 10X so we had to do inclines.
ReplyDelete65# for me. Matt-95#? Jim-115#?
Mo- 25:30 (first place)
Jim- 30:28
Matt- 36:09 ( I hope you don't have to lift that guitar over your head this weekend )
Bench press weights were 115 for me and 135 for Jim.
ReplyDeleteThat WOD is really starting to set in now, I may be in trouble at tonight's gig. I need a nap!