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Microwaves MAY Alter Food- But Are Safer than We Think

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Microwaves MAY Alter Food- But Are Safer than We Think - Thomas DeLauer

There’s this popular belief going around that says it's unhealthy to microwave food... but how much truth is there to this claim?! We know that there’s some radiation involved with microwaves, right? And food + radiation seems like a big no, too. So let’s dive into the science behind microwaves to see if they really are as dangerous as people claim. I’ll see you in the comments!

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