Professor Andrew Meharg - Reducing Arsenic in Rice

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[@rcrhinehart66]

I'm switching out potatoes for rice all day every day. Oh wait, let me search arsenic in potatoes first.

[@neogigo]

Do I have buy a three hundred dollar commercial coffee machine to cook rice now ?

[@Simply_Ngon]

Stay hungry my friends!

[@jrock5582]

What can I eat instead of rice?

[@TheHeirachyExploitYou]

So the majority of Asian countries that eat rice as their staple diet and wash their rice well but not this well are and have always been at risk.

[@mundoprobeta]

If arsenic is in rice, means it is in water, right? so.. we should be drinking arsenic as well?? and.... this arsenic will be also in other type of cereals?..

[@rohanofelvenpower5566]

Elena Serna buy the least toxic comercial water available around you or spring water if you can.

[@Jonathan-uo6ui]

Yes but rice attracts arsenic