Cooking Food in Aluminium Foil can be Damaging to Your Health

You may want to stop cooking your food in tinfoil as a recent report suggested that it can risk your health.

High aluminium intake could reduce the growth of brain cells or be harmful to people with bone diseases, suggested previous studies. Scientists are currently exploring the link between Alzheimer's patients and high levels of aluminium found in their brain tissue.

Now, a new study has revealed that cooking food in tinfoil can risk your health. In a piece for The Conversation, Ghada Bassioni of the Ain Shams University, Cairo revealed how aluminium foil could be damaging our health, reports the Mirror.

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‘Migration of aluminium into food during the cooking process of food wrapped in aluminium foil is above the permissible limit set by the World Health Organization, and can be risk your health.’

"My research found that the migration of aluminium into food during the cooking process of food wrapped in aluminium foil is above the permissible limit set by the World Health Organization," she said. Bassioni explained that pots and pans are also lined with aluminium but these tend to be oxidized. They have a layer, which prevents aluminium finding its way into our food.

Source-ANI

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