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In the same way that food will only pick up a small fraction of teflon from a nonstick pan, so there shouldn't be any big health concerns?
by terr-dav 5y ago
In the same way that food will only pick up a small fraction of teflon from a nonstick pan, so there shouldn't be any big health concerns?
- rudolph9 5y agoSame way there’s a small amount of cyanide in most apple seeds
- belval 5y agoNot really no, more in the sense that plants growing in a field with more lead (not lead contaminated, just above-average) might pickup a bit more lead from the soil and still be good for human consumption.
- 2III7 5y agoTeflon is toxic when vaporized (>300°C). Solid teflon is nontoxic.