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99 There are two voices here. One is the proponents of irradiation. The other is the author. The author says "However, this fact (that irradiation is no worse than cooking in terms of destroying vitamin B1) is either beside the point or else misleading."
It is misleading because if you want to cook the food in the end, irradiating the food before cooking would destroy more vitamin B1 than not irradiating the food, especially when E is right.
Irradiation alone destroys X grams of vitamin B. Cooking alone destroys Y grams of vitamin B. When irradiation and cooking are combined, the combined effect would destroy (X + Y) gram of vitamin B, more than the share destroyed by cooking only. In the proponent's argument, the assumption is that irradiation ONLY destroys the portion of vitamin B which would be eventually destroyed by cooking.
Misleading!!! |
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