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🗣️: "The chemical process that forms Teflon (used in making non-stick pans) is highly controversial and damaging to the female system." 🗣️: "If your mother uses that kind of pot (non-stick pans) from the early years, she is setting you up for endocrine problems as you go into adulthood."... show more

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Adewole Samuel1 year ago

See Dark Waters, it's a 2019 movie. You'll get what this doctor is saying better

iNspiritextra1 year ago

Egbon mi @SholaOlapade come and hear ooo. Abeg tag mummy ijo make she come hear too. E be like say na Kokorin sure pass now o

Abdul-semiyu Adebayo1 year ago

As costly as they are? God help me make i no take my money buy the thing wey go kill me oo

Praise Ayodele1 year ago

Not all non-stick pans are made with Teflon. We just need to do proper research before buying them and ensure you buy from reputable brands. Avoid buying ridiculously cheap or fairly used ones.

Gbolahan1 year ago

God I miss listening to nigeria info,was my wake up routine every morning

David Victor Ayo1 year ago

Let's go to the village and buy the traditional clay pot to cook

▁ ▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ KISON BABA™𓃵1 year ago

I was suppose to work under this intelligent man in lagos na NYSC scatter my plans that year... We still talk till date...

Oluwabukunmi 🍁1 year ago

Dark waters gave a proper account of what this Dr. Is saying here. Mark Ruffalo did an incredible job in the movie. NB: DuPont settled for over $700m and also paid fine of $17m or thereabout to EPA.

iyke D Don1 year ago

Nawooo, so people that has been having this issue even before this non sticking pots where invented, what was the cause, internet or social media is filled with so much misinformation with trash facts.

Dr Tolu1 year ago

If your non-stick pots and pans have scratches on them, THROW THEM AWAY! When they develop scratches, they become BAD for your health! I explain it more here

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