täispikkuses ja viidetega artikkel dr mercola lehelt: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/09/21/compounds-in-nonstick-cookware-associated-with-elevated-cholesterol.aspx
Children and teens who have high blood levels of chemicals used in the production of non-stick cookware may be more likely to have elevated LDL cholesterol levels, according to a report. Recent survey results reported detection of these chemicals in almost all people in the U.S.
You might have heard that non-stick pans were dangerous to use, but I have to tell you that they are perfectly safe.,. Just so long as you don’t actually cook with them, because the moment you heat them, they start to liberate fluoride vapors that are so toxic they will kill small birds. Ninety-five percent of Americans, including children, have the perfluorinated compound PFOA in their blood. But that’s not all. The CDC’s Fourth National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals, 2009 (which is considered the most comprehensive assessment to date of the exposure of the U.S. population to chemicals in our environment), detected not just PFOA, but a total of 12 different types of perfluorinated compounds (PFCs) in Americans tested. It’s easy to see how such a vast majority of people can be exposed when you consider the most common sources of these chemicals, which includes: As you can see, some of the most commonly used household products contain these chemicals. Although it may be quite difficult to eliminate all sources of these toxins since they’re so pervasive, you would likely make a significant dent in your family’s exposure simply by swapping out your non-stick cookware, considering you use your pots and pans to cook almost every day of the week. So-called “non-stick” cookware is a MAJOR source of PFC’s, particularly perflurorooctanoic acid, known as PFOA, and these pans quickly reach temperatures that cause the non-stick coating to begin breaking down, releasing its toxins into the air. When your non-stick pot or pan reaches 680 degrees F (which takes about three to five minutes of heating), at least six toxic gases are released. At 1,000 degrees F, the coatings on your cookware break down into a chemical warfare agent known as PFIB. These chemicals are easily absorbed by your body and the food in the pan, turning that healthy, home-cooked meal toxic... Researchers have already linked various PFC’s to a range of health dangers. Elevated LDL cholesterol levels are just the beginning of the problems these chemicals can cause. In animal studies, PFOA has been associated with: Other studies have shown that PFC’s can cause:
Beware: Your Cookware May Be Poisoning You
The Many Health Dangers of PFCs
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