This really isn't a question... agreed?
Good mornin'! It's snowing in Texas! Yayyy! But anyway, have you ever taken the time to actually read the ingredients in your products… I'm not referring to scanning across them, but actually checking every single word in a dictionary for example? Have you ever gone further and then taken some of these components to see how they are made or even by whom etc…
Once you start taking an in depth view of this and what exactly daily usage items like Teflon (PFOA and PTFE), PET (PETE) and Tin cans or common food additives such as aspartame, high-fructose syrup and fluoride, GM foods (GMO) in general or then common products such as air-fresheners, cleaners, disinfectants, insecticides, pesticides, shower gel and beauty products all the way to machines like Microwaves, X-Rays and mobile phones are made of, not to mention their origins stemming from the most anti-survival organisations that exist… It's no wonder you're fat, sick and tired!
Poisoned!
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Hi -- I applaud the idea of creating a safer home, and because there's so much misinformation out there about the Teflon® brand, I'm not surprised that you are concerned. I'm a representative of DuPont though, and hope you'll let me share some information with you and your readers so that everyone can make truly informed decisions.
ReplyDeleteRegulatory agencies, consumer groups and health associations all have taken a close look at the Teflon® brand. This article highlights what they found -- the bottom line is that you can use Teflon® nonstick without worry.
http://www.fluoropolymer-facts.com/PFOA/content.cfm?ItemNumber=4137&navItemNumber=4040xxx
I'd truly be glad to share additional information about it if you are interested, and appreciate your consideration of this comment. Cheers, Sara.
Thanks Miss Sara! Share away! We use cast iron skillets, however, if you say Teflon is okay, I certainly have no issues with that.
ReplyDeleteStay healthy!
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