induction cooking
- by Suri
- 2020-03-19 12:44:31
- Complications
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Certainly a very minor question, in view of all the Covid-19 concerns. Does anyone have up-to-date info on effects of induction cooking and your pacemaker. Latest info on site is 4 years old.
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What I was told two years ago... and I'm pace-maker dependent.
by atiras - 2020-03-21 06:20:19
A modern induction hob is no problem as long as you don't actually lie down on it while it's on. And if you do that, you need your head examining.
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Induction cooktops
by AgentX86 - 2020-03-19 13:36:27
Yes, they're dangerous IFF:
1) Your leads are unipolar (not likely anymore)
2) You lay down on the cooktop (well, you decide)
3) There is an off-center pot on the cooktop (Ok, could happen)
4) You are pacemaker dependent (are you?)
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