Teflon cooking is dangerous 7666

I read the SAME thing on their website. I think their statement about "no reports cases in 40 years" as a defense is clbuttic legal jargon. Why? Let me explain to you.

1) Has anyone actully TRIED to report a case? I have notified DuPont about this last night via email. So that should be 1 case at the minimum. However, will you hear any press release in the future to include "very rare reports found?" No. I would have to get a lawyer, and it's not worth it. Just stop and meditate over that profound thought. I am waiting still for a response from Dupont.

2)There were fewer legal options in years past, especially for the average Joe. Look at hard how it was to fight the cigarette companies. Today attorneys are ubiquitous and the precedents are there, particularly clbutt-action lawsuits.

3)Finally, I'm not sure what the statistics are for Teflon, but I do know that Aluminum pots and pans, cast-iron, etc have been used for decades(!)

Conclusion: I don't think it's a conspiracy over Teflon. I think many of these people have families and children. However, I do think they produced a product detrimental to our health that now cannot be undone because of gigantic financial interests. The only reason that the "flu-like" symptoms are temporary is because our body is resilient. But how long will be pollute our bodies more and more? Each generation adds a chemical here and a little there. Now, you're considered a "nut", "twit", "fanatic" if you attempt to avoid chemicals that are not part of your body(!) I'm not saying that the government should ban Teflon because I believe in free choice. But I believe that the mbuttes are uneducated about its potential dangers. It's too bad we don't promote a culture of good health. I can't save the world and don't plan too. But I play my part to educate a person or friend who wants to save himself.

Thank you for your time. Grant