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Microwaves and cancer?

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Participants Kimberly Chase46Alex Rogers18goldengull3Eric Robinson81Taylor Chase4Scott Allen10Brandon Thomas89placidfalconEdward GreenKyle Nelson2Robin Rodriguez5Chris Thomas94Jose Miller3wiredmarlin20Douglas Williams10
Brandon Thomas89 Brandon Thomas89 Member
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joined Jun 2006
#41 ·
Kyle Nelson2 said:to keep going... you're as relentless as a force of nature...
If that were true, why aren't we seeing an epidemic of anemia right now just because people are heating up milk in microwaves?


I’m pretty sure that was Pac-Man. 🙂
Douglas Williams10 Douglas Williams10 Newcomer
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#42 ·
Look, I know it’s incredibly risky to microwave anything in a plastic container. And I'm not talking about those flimsy takeout tubs—I mean that hard, rigid plastic stuff. The real issue here is that putting anything boiling hot into plastic is a bad move because you end up leaching carcinogenic chemicals into your food.
Brandon Thomas89 Brandon Thomas89 Member
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#43 ·
sbg said:I'm pretty sure heating anything in a microwave inside a plastic container is incredibly dangerous. You know, even that hard plastic stuff. It's basically because putting hot food in plastic releases carcinogens or whatever.


Haha... great explanation right there. 🤣
I assume we can't use the microwave at all because otherwise, a Pac-Man spawns, starts roaming through your bloodstream, and devours all your iron. Or maybe suddenly your leftovers become radioactive uranium... or Carbon-14? And then you're just sitting there getting irradiated. 🤣

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