Do Fruit and Vegetable Purifiers Actually Work? What the Science Says
Short answer: some do, within limits. Ultrasound, ozone and electrolyzed water all have published research behind them: ultrasound removed up to about 92% of pesticide residues from leafy greens in...
How to remove pesticides from fruits and vegetables: every home method compared
Short answer: a quick rinse under running water removes only about 30% of pesticide residues on average. Soaking produce in a baking soda or vinegar solution roughly doubles that, to a median of ab...
What Is Normal Radiation Background?
Learn what counts as normal background radiation in Europe, how EU safety limits are set, and what everyday sources — phones, WiFi, soil — actually contribute to your daily exposure.
Are the pesticides on your vegetables actually dangerous?
Pesticides in Vegetables: Are They Actually Dangerous? Pesticides in vegetables remain on produce even after washing, with the USDA detecting residues in 85% of tested samples. While these chemica...
Making safety invisible, impact undeniable: Milerd featured in the gulf pulse
The article emphasizes that our position within the UAE ecosystem, with its advanced infrastructure and transparent regulatory environment, enables us to move quickly from concept to finished produ...
Types of food contaminants and the effectiveness of Milerd Detoxer
Food contamination in the modern world is one of the main public health problems. The sources of contamination are diverse and include both chemical substances and microbiological agents. In this a...
