by Sara McGinnis posted in Life & Home

Apples have long been touted as the picture of healthy eating, but have you ever stopped to consider just how much wax your child might be ingesting along with their fruit"
Brooke Rose of Wildfire Health decided to do a little experiment to find out, and the resulting video is making its way across the web like wildfire.
Take a peek at the clip that is closing in on having been viewed 3 million times:

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In response to the thousands of comments she's received on the video, Brooke added this note:
"Side note from feedback: I think perhaps my message is coming across as different things to different people. I?m not saying anywhere that apples are poisonous nor to stop feeding them to your kids.
The hot water was used for visualisation purpose. When you pick up an apple from the supermarket and give it straight to your child to eat, I'm expressing to you that perhaps we aren't aware what's ON our apples. It?s not just its ?natural wax?, which I am aware there is a natural wax on some apples.
Our fruit and veg is bombarded with many chemicals, which are still there when it hits the shelves. That?s all I?m ...