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Great post๐Ÿ‘ Has anyone studied the effects of cooking on induction stovetops? We bought one recently, and it's amazing.

But we all know that when something is too good to be true ...(fill in the blank)๐Ÿ˜–

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Hi Paula, thanks for the question. In short- yes. Very high magnetic fields are possible. do you have an emf meter?

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I don't have an emf meter @Roman S Shapoval.

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Namaste Paula: Please first measure the fields being emitted by that stovetop. Then we will discuss. The levels might be amazing, too.

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yep

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I'm very curious about that myself. They are awesome. I was afraid to poke Roman on the subject because frankly I don't want to know.

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You're immune John - you're strong...that's what I tell myself.

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Same here๐Ÿซฃ

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Just get an emf meter, do a search, and prepare to replace your newly loved induction device...

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๐Ÿ™‰๐Ÿ™ˆ

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Don't have the nerve to do it...yet

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i have heard it puts out big magnetic fields, as in milligauss (mG). I avoid them.

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