Microwave Popcorn Cancer Risk? Does Microwave Popcorn Cause CancerMicrowave Popcorn Cancer Risk? Does Microwave Popcorn Cause CancerOn Friday, July 2nd, 2010 at 3:05 PM, 2 Comments »
Microwave popcorn bags are made of paper, but the inside of the bag has to be coated with something that will repel grease and moisture to prevent the bag from becoming a soggy mess while its whirling and popping in your microwave oven. When the mix of chemicals used to coat microwave bags is heated, some compounds are known to break down into a substance called perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA),PFOA has been identified as a likely carcinogen. When you cook popcorn in the bag , it may be harmful for your health, so when you want to prepare microwave popcorn you should follow these instruction in order to avoid carcinogen hazards.
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I read a very reputable nutrition book that is emphatic micro’s change the chemical structure of food to the point of, at least, being of no benefit to the body. He asserts it is actually harmful. Could I please get a response. Many thousands including myself, have not used them for years.
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There is a very credible health book stating micro’s alter food to the point of at the least, being of no value, to harmful. Could you please comment.