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Are the materials used in cooking pots correlated to heart problems? as for instance?
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No: If the pots are well-made, then the material (metal, copper, non-stick surface, ceramic, etc) should not cause heart problems even if a flake or two comes off occasionally.
Answered 10/11/2013
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