Re: Cancer comes from nuking things in plastic in your mi...

March 1, 2006

******I went one better and threw out my microwave 6 years ago.....it is

good for 2 things....microwave popcorn and heating water....Any foods cooked

or warmed in Microwaves have NO nutritional value........I also switched to

stainless steel and glass cookware......I use a toaster/conventional oven

for the most part. Use a crockpot and in winter months use my oven....much

healthier IMHO. or Angel>>>>

My microwave is built in; part of my built in oven. We've used it only for

bread/roll storage since we moved into this house. I refuse to use a

microwave, even for heating water. Doesn't take long on a conventional

stove.

My cookware is Chantal Enamel, glass (Vision) and some stainless but mostly

enamel and glass.

Love my convection table top toaster/oven, crockpot and turbo oven.

I don't drink plastic bottled water after learning the plastic when exposed

to heat will leach xenoestrogens. Will usually take a glass bottle with me

in the car. Food is stored in glass/safe ceramic containers in the

refrigerator.

Yes it's more work but worth it to me for our long-term wellness.

Rosie

March 1, 2006

How exactly does using a microwave make food have not nutritional

value? Is it the electromagnetic waves that make the microwaves make

food not safe? It's hard for me not to use one b/c I bring food to

work to eat and can't always eat cold food. I have thrown out any

teflon pots I had. Are iron skillets ok to cook with? So storing

food in plastic and freezing isn't good? Can't freeze things in

glass so what can people use? Think I heard tinfoil isn't a good

thing either. Here I down bottles of water daily in plastic.

Today is a bad day for me with a warm front coming and going to be 80

Thursday. I called to see if any cancellations for doc appt. but

isn't any yet. March 8th is my appt with a doc that prescribes CSM

and does testing. Thanks for referring me to this doc.

Rhonda

>

> ******I went one better and threw out my microwave 6 years

ago.....it is

> good for 2 things....microwave popcorn and heating water....Any

foods cooked

> or warmed in Microwaves have NO nutritional value........I also

switched to

> stainless steel and glass cookware......I use a

toaster/conventional oven

> for the most part. Use a crockpot and in winter months use my

oven....much

> healthier IMHO. or Angel>>>>

>

> My microwave is built in; part of my built in oven. We've used it

only for

> bread/roll storage since we moved into this house. I refuse to use

a

> microwave, even for heating water. Doesn't take long on a

conventional

> stove.

> My cookware is Chantal Enamel, glass (Vision) and some stainless

but mostly

> enamel and glass.

> Love my convection table top toaster/oven, crockpot and turbo

oven.

>

> I don't drink plastic bottled water after learning the plastic when

exposed

> to heat will leach xenoestrogens. Will usually take a glass bottle

with me

> in the car. Food is stored in glass/safe ceramic containers in the

> refrigerator.

> Yes it's more work but worth it to me for our long-term wellness.

> Rosie

>

March 2, 2006

Rhonda read my prior post on this, I checked it out it is a hoax. As far as

pans, yes Teflon is made with formaldehyde, but the worst is the age old iron

skillet, it hides a number of things in its crevasses. the best pans to use are

a surgical grade stainless steel i will find the taste test I once did and it

will blow you away the difference in taste in the different type pans.

Chris

Rhonda <rhondaleokitty@...> wrote: