Wikipedia is a … Wikipedia is a great place to get a quick scan on a subject but in on way shape or form is the authoritative body on any subject. Teflon and all other non-stick surfaces, will volatilize fluoride ions if you heat it at. The higher the temperature the more ions are released.
According to the … According to the Wikipedia article it is safe to use Teflon as long as you don’t heat it above 460 degrees Fahrenheit. Should I still be concerned when using it below that temp?
while i don’t … while i don’t necessarily agree with 100% of everything you say (i do with 99%), you are an absolute asset to the health and wellness community. when i get out of my graduate program and actually have time to read for pleasure - you’re books are the on the top on my reading list. thanks for again dr. mercola!
Followup on last week’s update
August 27th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
Wikipedia is a great place to get a quick scan on a subject but in on way shape or form is the authoritative body on any subject. Teflon and all other non-stick surfaces, will volatilize fluoride ions if you heat it at. The higher the temperature the more ions are released.
August 27th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
According to the Wikipedia article it is safe to use Teflon as long as you don’t heat it above 460 degrees Fahrenheit. Should I still be concerned when using it below that temp?
August 27th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
I see. I see. Enlighten us some more Dr.
August 27th, 2008 at 4:29 pm
while i don’t necessarily agree with 100% of everything you say (i do with 99%), you are an absolute asset to the health and wellness community. when i get out of my graduate program and actually have time to read for pleasure - you’re books are the on the top on my reading list. thanks for again dr. mercola!