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Healthy Cookware - new cool gadget

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  1. I'm a bit new to this group, but I wanted to tell you about a new type
    of gadget you may start seeing on high end cookware - it's an
    antioxidant device.

    A manufacturer has begun putting an electronic gadget in the handle to
    put electrons back into your food as you cook it, to keep it from
    oxidizing.

    Kinda cool.

    I wrote up what I've seen on my site, www.healthandwellnesswise.com/healthy_cookware_trend.html

    but I don't have alink to the manufacturer yet. Anyway, take a look
    and read a little more. I think this is the start of a new trend.

    kev984

  2. Quoted message said:


    I'm a bit new to this group, but I wanted to tell you about a new type
    of gadget you may start seeing on high end cookware - it's an
    antioxidant device.

    A manufacturer has begun putting an electronic gadget in the handle to
    put electrons back into your food as you cook it, to keep it from
    oxidizing.

    Kinda cool.

    Kinda BALONEY.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I'm a bit new to this group, but I wanted to tell you .... [snip]

    No, you wanted to entice people to your website.

    I have time on my hands this morning so I actually looked, though I
    usually don't. The first entry was so ignorant I clicked around on
    several of the topics. Seldom have I seen so much unsupported
    nonsense. Ultimately, all the entries seem to be sales pitches.
    Salesmanship through superstition, you might call it. Yet it's all
    well enough written. I give the English usage a B+, the (complete
    absence of reliable science or research) an F. -aem

  4. Quoted message said:

    No, you wanted to entice people to your website.

    I have time on my hands this morning so I actually looked, though I
    usually don't. The first entry was so ignorant I clicked around on
    several of the topics. Seldom have I seen so much unsupported
    nonsense. Ultimately, all the entries seem to be sales pitches.
    Salesmanship through superstition, you might call it. Yet it's all
    well enough written. I give the English usage a B+, the (complete
    absence of reliable science or research) an F. -aem

    As soon as I saw magnet therapy in the sidebar, I knew this was quack
    city.

  5. Quoted message said:

    I'm a bit new to this group, but I wanted to tell you about a new type
    of gadget you may start seeing on high end cookware - it's an
    antioxidant device.

    A manufacturer has begun putting an electronic gadget in the handle to
    put electrons back into your food as you cook it, to keep it from
    oxidizing.

    Kinda cool.

    I wrote up what I've seen on my

    but I don't have alink to the manufacturer yet. Anyway, take a look
    and read a little more. I think this is the start of a new trend.

    kev984

    I think you need some new tinfoil for that hat.

    N.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I'm a bit new to this group, but I wanted to tell you about a new type
    of gadget you may start seeing on high end cookware - it's an
    antioxidant device.

    A manufacturer has begun putting an electronic gadget in the handle to
    put electrons back into your food as you cook it, to keep it from
    oxidizing.

    Kinda cool.

    I wrote up what I've seen on my

    but I don't have alink to the manufacturer yet. Anyway, take a look
    and read a little more. I think this is the start of a new trend.

    kev984

    I think you need some new tinfoil for that hat.

    N.

    LOL! I think he needs a brain! Not to mention an education.

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    Peter Aitken

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