Guest guest Posted June 22, 2006 Report Share Posted June 22, 2006 We have reverted to stainless steel, NO plastics, we try to reheat on the stove instead of microwave [in fact I put my microwave in storage] no aluminum either. I believe at one time the government was sueing Dupont because of teflon....don't have any articles to link you to though. This is just what we do, oh and we also like the old standard of cast iron. Hope that helps. Hope -------------- Original message -------------- Pecanbread is about the diet. Be informed. Make your own decision about raw milk, organic food, cookware etc. I had to dive away my teflon as I had a chemical reaction to it. I am in a minority of the genral population but now Health Canada is obviously concerned > NON STICK PANS being a health concern? This is very interesting. I > just bought a new waffle iron. I swear I can taste the chemical > coming off on to our waffles! What the heck do we do? I was rather > skeptic of it, and now after seeing this I wanted to know more. Do I > use the darn thing??? Could someone guide us her at Pecan Bread, > better to what has already been said about this? It would be very > helpful. Like Carol, our family is truly sensitive to much of the > world! lol...but not so funny! Maybe this is why we are so " nutso " .... > > Antoinette and family (SCD 2/06/asd, autism, add, adhd, and more, > caused by a injured gut!) > Carol ********* The Best Man for the Job May Be A Woman Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2006 Report Share Posted June 23, 2006 > CAROL said: Pecanbread is about the diet. Be informed. Make your own > decision about > raw milk, organic food, cookware etc. I had to dive > away my teflon > > HOPE SAID: We have reverted to stainless steel, NO plastics, we try > to reheat on the stove instead of microwave [in fact I put my > microwave in storage]....no aluminum either. > > > I will look into this teflon pan, plastic thing, alluminum foil > thing.... It makes me so angry. http://www.laleva.cc/environment/microwave.html No sense being angry Antoinette. How were you to know the Canadian government would finally catch up with what I knew and others with chemical sensitivities knew six years ago. Google " Dangers of Microwave Ovens, " and make your own determination. There may be people here who are not ready to give up the convenience. Elaine was not into researching these things -she was focused on biology and nutrition. Most allergists I met pretended not to know about chemical sensitivities. We can't deal with all these issues on Pecanbread but you can look for answers elsewhere if you are concerned. I believe reducing all sorts of toxins as much as possible lightens the load on the immune system and helps with healing. There just isn't space and time to deal with it in detail on the list. And it well might make you feel crazy. My doctor sent me to a shrink when I reported my reactions. The shrink thought I was of sound mind and had heard of Latex Allergy and Chemical and electro magnetic sensitivities. He congratulated me for finding out what was making me feel ill and reducing exposure to it as much as realistically possible. Finally, my doctor also caught up with the effct and increasingly bad environment was having on some patients. Carol F. Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS SCD 6 years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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