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INDOOR
AIR SCIENCE
Cooking pollution
We think of home cooking as a good thing comforting
and nutritious. But some aspects of cooking can be dangerous
to you and your family.
The simple act of cooking can:
Transfer toxic metals from cooking utensils and pans
to food and air
Turn natural proteins, carbohydrates, and fats into
harmful chemicals such as free radicals, carcinogenic hydrocarbons,
and genetic mutants
When you inhale a toxin, it enters your
bloodstream and can accumulate over time. Among the greatest
health risks are toxins created by some cooking utensils and
nonstick cookware. Cooking with oils (especially at high temperatures)
can also pose threats to human health.
You can greatly improve your and your familys
indoor air quality by installing the RecoupAerator®,
which expels toxins and replaces them with fresh air. The
RecoupAerator is your top choice in home ventilation systems
and energy recovery ventilators (ERVs). Think of the RecoupAerator®
as a health insurance policy! |
Learn
more about
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Cooking pollution
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Stirling Technology
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of Cooking," Dr. Sarfaraz
K. Niazi
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Pollution Sticks Around,"
CBS News
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Consumer
Product Safety Commission
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Inside Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality, EPA
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) and Sensitivity to Cooking Method,"
Beyond Vegetarianism
"The
Oily Facts," The Sneaky
Kitchen
Exposure
Guidelines for Residential Indoor Air Quality,
Health Canada
"Understanding
Free Radicals and Antioxidants," HealthCheck
Systems, Inc.
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