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Student in Medicine and System Analysis.
Health personel, Oslo.

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May
13
revised Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
clearer, not confusing with the word "cooking"
May
13
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revised Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
microbiology matters
Feb
19
comment Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
This was what my professor said. I will ask my professor more about his reference next time when I meet him.
Feb
19
revised Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
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Feb
19
revised Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
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19
asked Why microwaves do not kill harmful bacteria as well as boiling?
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awarded  Famous Question
Dec
11
awarded  Editor
Dec
11
comment Finding a balanced cheese table
@Jefromi Yes, that is the problem. I need to plan a table for general audience that have probably little knowledge about cheeses, since they are students.
Dec
11
revised Finding a balanced cheese table
typo
Dec
10
asked Finding a balanced cheese table
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awarded  Popular Question
Oct
30
comment To slow down the fermentation process of a food in a can
"Aged and fermented foods are naturally high in histamine - -." Does it mean that any food that has been long time in a can contain histamine? It may be the case. Assume the zinc layer is little bit broken and there is the Daniel cell such that iron oxides get to the food. Does it increase the amount of histamine in the food?
Oct
30
comment To slow down the fermentation process of a food in a can
One physician told me that all canned foods contain histamine much more than not canned food. It is possible that he simplified the claim because he think that patients cannot differentiate between things which contain much-histamine and things which contain very-little-histamine. I am not sure whether there is any food in a can that contain no histamine. - Thank you for the links! Need to read them now.
Oct
28
asked To slow down the fermentation process of a food in a can
Aug
4
comment How long can you store a mixture of old bread in a no-oxygen-container?
So it does not seem to be dangerous to eat such spices which are over a decade old when no moldy. It is clear that it is not good to eat them a lot. There are apparently more bad bacterias in such spices. - How much? Probably, I can see it with a 100x microscope and estimate it.