Are Aluminum Coated Cookware Safe?
08/05/2024: Response by "Medical Fact Or Fiction", Health Analyst and Strait Shooter; Cliff Strait
Telling you what Mainstream Media, their commentators, and their pundits will not tell you.
Are Pots and pans made of Aluminum, anodized aluminum, or aluminum cookware coated with nonstick coatings such as Teflon Nanomaterials, Nanoparticles, and ceramic coatings safe to cook with?
First you have to ask yourself, why would anyone coat a very durable material that does not rust, heats evenly, and cools quickly?
In 1965, researchers discovered that injecting rabbits' brains with aluminum caused them to develop neurofibrillary tangles in their brains. This led to speculation that aluminum from cans, cookware, and even the water supply could be causing dementia. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk
Aluminum was the cookware industries favorite metal because it was cheap and abundant. Once there was the concern about the association between aluminum and Alzheimer's and other health conditions the aluminum can an cookware industries sought means of coating these aluminum products. Otherwise why would they go through the expense of coating them?
The first solution for the cookware was Teflon which was later found to be toxic and caused numerous health issues including cancer. This led to other types of coatings.
The only reason why there is any controversy about the health risk about aluminum is because it is all about the money.
This should bring to mind the cigarette industry.
https://kitchendance.com
Some European countries have banned aluminum kitchenware altogether due to concerns about potential neurological problems associated with metal exposure from such cookware.
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