Re: OBRL - Inquiry About Microwave Effects on Foods

mbgupta@julian.uwo.ca
Wed, 18 Nov 1998 23:24:12 -0500

Russell,

Following are some references that I found in the Sept. 93 issue of a North
American "Health & Healing" news letter edited by Dr. Whitaker.

1) Microwaves. Int. J. Biosocial & Med. Research, 1993; Spec. Subj. Vol
14:224-228.

2) (Commentary on a review article, "Microwave: Scientific Proof of
Dangers," from the Journal Franz Weber 1992; 19:3-10.

3) Yoshida, Hiromi, et al. Effects of microwave cooking on the molecular
species of pumpkin seed triacylglycerols. Nutr. Reports Int. 1988;
37(2):259-268.

4) Biship CS, Dye A: Microwave heating enhances the migration of
plasticizers out of plastics. J. Env. Hlth., 1982; 44:231-235.

I would love to get copy of your work when finshed.

Chris Gupta

At 10:22 PM 11/17/98 -0800, James DeMeo wrote:
>From: OBRL-News <demeo@mind.net>
>To: obrl-news@lists.village.Virginia.EDU
>Subject:- Inquiry About Microwave Effects on Foods
>
>Orgone Biophysical Research Lab <demeo@mind.net>
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>Can anybody help this fellow?
>
>Please reply directly to him, and to OBRL-News.
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>From: Russell Davie <rdavie10@scu.edu.au>
>Subject: microwave cooking
>
>I am currently writing a term paper on the effects of microwaves with
>particular emphasis on nutrition. Have you have heard of any human or
>animal studies done on what happens physiologically after eating food
>cooked by a microwave oven? I have searched Medline and your article came
>up, but nothing so far on what I'm after.
>
>I know of only one study, however it was not sponsored by an academic
>institution and was done privately by Hans Hertel in 1992. It is only
>published by popular magazines Search for Health in the Spring of 1992 and
>also in Acres, USA and NEXUS Magazine, Volume 2, #25 (April-May '95,
>http://www.peg.apc.org/~nexus/. It is attached for your information.
>
> As a primary source, this is not very credible, but begs the question, is
>there any physiological (or pathological?) difference by eating microwave
>cooked food?
>
>I've managed to track down the references to the changes in baby milk
>published in Paediatrics and University of Minnesota , the court hearing of
>Norma Levit in Oklahoma and had a confirmation from the Macrobiotic
>Institute at Kientel, Switzerland of their participation in Hertel's study.
>
>Apparently, Hertel had a gag order placed on him by President of the
>Court of Seftigen, Kanton Bern, while under pressure from Swiss Association
>of Dealers for Electroapparatuses for Households and Industry. But still
>no original document.
>
>So it is difficult to find any reference to this study, so have you heard
>of any others?
>
>Regards Russell Davie
>
> Russell Davie <rdavie10@scu.edu.au>
> Bachelor of Naturopathy, 3rd Year
> Southern Cross University, Lismore, NSW, Australia
>
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