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Health See other Health Articles Title: 6 Dangers of Conventional Cookware + 4 Best Types of Nontoxic Cookware 6 Dangers of Conventional Cookware + 4 Best Types of Nontoxic Cookware Dr. Axe If you’re a regular reader of my website, then you probably already know a little about what healthy foods to eat and what toxic foods to avoid, but have you ever given your cookware any thought? Are you currently using nontoxic cookware? I have to warn you — the products you’re using to cook healthy food on a daily basis just may be toxic! We live in the age of convenience and the age of fast. We don’t even want to be bothered taking the time to melt some butter or coconut oil on our pans so food doesn’t stick so we opt for nonstick cookware. Some of the most popular and widely used brands of cookware are nonstick and known to contain a chemical that has been linked to major health concerns including cancer. (1, 2) I’m sure you’ll agree that using unhealthy cookware to cook healthy food simply doesn’t make any sense. Are you being poisoned by your cookware? Let’s take a look at the toxic cookware you should be avoiding and the safest cookware you should start using instead today! Why Cookware Is Important (Hint: Don’t Be Cheap!) You may be thinking that your pots and pans do the job they need to do or they were pricey so they have to be good, but are you actually using healthy cookware? For example, do you know that using nonstick pots and pans to heat your food could be putting your health in danger? It’s true. Nonstick cookware pretty much always contains a manmade chemical called perfluorooctanoic acid, also known as PFOA or C8. According to the American Cancer Society, “PFOA has the potential to be a health concern because it can stay in the environment and in the human body for long periods of time. Studies have found that it is present worldwide at very low levels in just about everyone’s blood.” Animal studies have also presented a link between PFOA exposure and cancer development. (3) According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “In laboratory animals given large amounts, PFOA can affect growth and development, reproduction, and injure the liver.” So in addition to cancer concerns, we’re talking about some other highly serious health repercussions including liver damage, infertility, and delays in growth and development. (4) Nonstick cookware and its PFOA content is just one main example of why I want to urge you to reconsider the cookware you’re using. Many people think it will be a burden to get rid of their cookware and replace it all. But I ask you to consider the burden associated with cancers and other serious health problems being linked to toxic cookware products. Let’s take a closer look at the cookware I recommend avoiding as much as possible (ideally, entirely!). Poster Comment: Read it and weep. The old nonstick cookware, Teflon, is no good and releases PFOAs which are hazardous to health. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
I've been avoiding non-stick and aluminum cookware for years.
Will Corning Ware kill me? How about those heavy skillets?
FYI ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
From your link, Holmes. Thanks. Cast iron is good too.
I had a lot of cast iron cookware and some good cutlery in a house in Golden City. Those people got in there and stole everything they could carry away, even the sheets off my bed. They will all have to answer for their crimes in the final calling. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
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