Nonstick Cookware & the Risk of Cancer

Since an empty nonstick pan overheats and releases fumes rapidly, keeping food in your cookware will hep you avoid inhaling harmful gases.Most of us are aware of claims linking nonstick cookware and cancer. These claims are actually not entirely false, though there is insufficient Teflon Coating research to prove the cookware-cancer link. Health concerns surrounding nonstick cookware focus on the chemical PFOA and the toxic fumes emitted from overheated cookware. A clear understanding of the real risks and proper usage of nonstick cookware will allow you to have a safe and enjoyable cooking experience.Other People Are Reading