Why Microwaving Your Food is Actually Making You Sick

[@NiegelDK]

This guy went from pseudoscience to conspiracy theories in just 2 minutes.

[@ThatRandomYoutuber28]

Conspiracy Conspiracy. Lazy way to not address any points brought up.

[@trail.blazer]

I doubt the microwaves are in themselves a problem with food, although I very rarely use a microwave. However, cooking in or around plastic is a really bad idea. Storing food in plastic is not such a good idea but you can get away with a bit more. Fatty foods are particular bad for storing in plastic because the fats bind (cause leaching) with substances in the plastics such as plasticizers.

[@AntiChannel1]

I only use it to warm my coffee

[@johnschmidt8440]

Microwaves are not ionizing radiation, are low energy, and cannot alter the molecular bonds in water. The doctor has gotten some bad information.

[@firelight-vitality]

Microwave energy causes the water molecules within the food to vibrate. This vibration generates heat through friction between the molecules.

[@johnschmidt8440]

@@firelight-vitality That is correct, but I'm not sure why you're telling me this. It doesn't fit in with what I said.

[@Matthew-LAMF]

I love your sense of humor, great parody😂

[@wzupppp]

What about cooking on electric top instead of gas stove?

[@trail.blazer]

Absolutely fine. The frequency of electric top is typically the same as mains frequency; around 50hz. That is not going to damage anything. All cooking denatures protein, as do acids such as lemon juice on fish.

[@gergely6463]

So much stuff wrong... How are you a doctor?

[@Eidxjxndnd]

What is wrong?

[@mildhoof]

Selling conspiracies is more profitable than actually helping people. This guy's a loon

[@trail.blazer]

@@mildhoof Cooking in plastic is a stupid thing to do and yet commonly done.

[@thomasbrown3127]

Some info here is solid. At the University here, had access to data confirming ..30 years ago!

[@Eidxjxndnd]

@@mildhoof your an idiot it seems. People like you get cancer 10 years later and think “how could this happen?”

[@joshfultondotblogspo]

Citations?

[@AaronHartmanMD]

Check out the resource attached in the description

[@ljr8819]

Non Sense

[@goatrock123]

Naw. That's my wife's cooking.