Microwaves...to use or not to use...that is the question

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Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

 

I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to warm it up!

 

Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on them - do you agree with this?)

 

And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We moved cross country- wow.

 

Thank you in advance

LisaB!

[Guest guest]

Ask yourselves why Russia banned microwaves in their country back in 1976. You'll find the answer here. Barb

 

http://www.laleva.cc/environment/microwave.html#Anchor-33869

 

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Lisa Baughn

herbal remedies

Friday, February 17, 2006 8:14 PM

Herbal Remedies - Microwaves...to use or not to use...that is the question

 

Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

 

I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to warm it up!

 

Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on them - do you agree with this?)

 

And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We moved cross country- wow.

 

Thank you in advance

LisaB!

[Guest guest]

I don't use microwaves. I have one, I just don't use it. As soon as

I can afford it, I'm going to buy a small " toaster " over for heating

up small amounts.

 

Terri

 

herbal remedies , " Lisa Baughn "

<lisabaughn wrote:

>

> Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use microwaves?

We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but

catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are

taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

>

> I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we are

killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to

warm it up!

>

> Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to get

rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show him

your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on

them - do you agree with this?)

>

> And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We

moved cross country- wow.

>

> Thank you in advance

> LisaB!

>

[Guest guest]

hi lisa, look in the files under- Files > Health & Nutrition- there

you will find the stories about microwaves. i use my old microwave

to store kichen mittens and placemets in (O; rik

 

 

> Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use

microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it

is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning.

We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

>

> I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we

are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea

to warm it up!

>

> Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to

get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can

show him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola

stuff on them - do you agree with this?)

>

> And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We

moved cross country- wow.

>

> Thank you in advance

> LisaB!

>

[Guest guest]

I also do not use one although we have one. My husband uses it here

and there and I lecture but I refuse. I found I can use my toaster

oven for just about anything.

 

Marci

 

herbal remedies , " never_again_ "

<never_again_ wrote:

>

> I don't use microwaves. I have one, I just don't use it. As soon

as

> I can afford it, I'm going to buy a small " toaster " over for

heating

> up small amounts.

>

> Terri

>

> herbal remedies , " Lisa Baughn "

> <lisabaughn@> wrote:

> >

> > Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use

microwaves?

> We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but

> catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are

> taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

> >

> > I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we

are

> killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to

> warm it up!

> >

> > Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to

get

> rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show

him

> your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on

> them - do you agree with this?)

> >

> > And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We

> moved cross country- wow.

> >

> > Thank you in advance

> > LisaB!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

i stopped using mine a year ago. have a toaster oven that works great. and a teapot for teas. i find that with the convection setting on the toaster oven things warm up almost as fast as microwave but taste far better. and if u just put the amount of water u will use at the moment in the teapot, that warms fast too. my mom has never used a microwave. she refused a long time ago. i should have listened to her then! angelaMarci <twilli55 wrote: I also do not use one although we have one. My husband uses it here and there and I lecture but I refuse. I found I can use my toaster

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The only thing I use a micro wave for is heating hot packs for therapy. Other wise it kills our food and most of it is dead when we buy it, even the fresh veggies and fruit. Not all but some. Do not heat your herbal tea in the wave, because it destroys all the nutrients. Be well, MeganLisa Baughn <lisabaughn wrote: Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it? I love the convenience for

heating things up - but I suspect we are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to warm it up! Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on them - do you agree with this?) And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We moved cross country- wow. Thank you in advance LisaB! SMILE...it makes people wonder what you have been up to.

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Foods microwaved also cause cancer! http://www.laleva.cc/environment/microwave.html

 

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M .

herbal remedies

Tuesday, February 21, 2006 4:52 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Microwaves...to use or not to use...that is the question

 

The only thing I use a micro wave for is heating hot packs for therapy. Other wise it kills our food and most of it is dead when we buy it, even the fresh veggies and fruit. Not all but some. Do not heat your herbal tea in the wave, because it destroys all the nutrients.

Be well,

MeganLisa Baughn <lisabaughn wrote:

 

Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning. We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

 

I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea to warm it up!

 

Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on them - do you agree with this?)

 

And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We moved cross country- wow.

 

Thank you in advance

LisaB!

 

SMILE...it makes people wonder what you have been up to.

 

 

Find your next car at Canada Autos

[Guest guest]

I keep thinking I should just get rid of my microwave. This is the

ONLY thing I use it for - heating hot packs! If I could find another

convenient way to heat them, it would be outta here!

 

herbal remedies , " M . " <solarflare9999

wrote:

>

> The only thing I use a micro wave for is heating hot packs for

therapy. Other wise it kills our food and most of it is dead when we

buy it, even the fresh veggies and fruit. Not all but some. Do not

heat your herbal tea in the wave, because it destroys all the

nutrients.

> Be well,

> Megan

>

> Lisa Baughn <lisabaughn wrote:

> Gasp - I have to ask the question....do any of you use

microwaves? We just moved and bought one for our new house, but it

is all but catching things on fire and obviously is malfunctioning.

We are taking it back to the store. Do I replace it?

>

> I love the convenience for heating things up - but I suspect we

are killing our food each time. It is sure nice to zap a cup of tea

to warm it up!

>

> Hubby will not be happy if it has to go - but no better time to

get rid of it than when we are first moving in. Hopefully, I can show

him your responses (I have already sent him the Dr. Mercola stuff on

them - do you agree with this?)

>

> And Doc - I am 100% with you on this moving is awful thing! We

moved cross country- wow.

>

> Thank you in advance

> LisaB!

>

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