المصادر:
[1] FDA: The microwave energy is changed to heat as it is absorbed by food, and does not make food ‘radioactive’ or ‘contaminated’.
[2] FDA: Once the microwave oven is turned off, the radiation ceases immediately—it doesn’t remain in the food.
[3] EPA / WHO: The non-ionizing radiation used by a microwave does not make the food radioactive. Food prepared in a microwave oven does not become "radioactive," and no residual microwave energy is present.
[4] Hook et al. 2004, Radiation Research: Measurement of DNA Damage in Molt-4 Cells after In Vitro Exposure to Radiofrequency Radiation - does not induce alterations in level of DNA damage.
[5] Many studies on mammalian cells failed to find microwave-induced DNA damage.
[6] Journal of Food Science + Cornell: vegetables heated in microwave lost 30% boiled. Spinach retained almost all folate in microwave vs 80% loss boiled.
[7] Boiling resulted in highest loss of nutrient to surrounding water / greatest losses.
[8] BPA study: Microwave heating releases measurable amounts of BPA and microplastics. BPA not chemically bound, will come out in hot environment.
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