Bryan Johnson· Author
You want to specifically avoid non-stick pans. They can have PAS. These are forever chemicals. They're really bad chemicals. You don't want them in your body.
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You want to specifically avoid non-stick pans. They can have PAS. These are forever chemicals. They're really bad chemicals. You don't want them in your body.
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I hope you're not making your breakfast on a nonstick pan. I would use either cast iron or stainless steel. I don't use anything with any sort of nonstick coating. There's a lot of verbiage around ceramic coatings which I think are going to have PFAs certainly Teflon.
don't cook on anything that's non-stick because it's going to have these harmful chemicals