One evening in 2017, Jordan Nathan’s New York apartment suddenly filled with harmful fumes from an overheated Teflon pan. A shocking call to Poison Control confirmed he had Teflon flu—a reaction to the toxic chemicals in traditional non-stick cookware. This frightening experience led him to take action, sparking what would soon be known as the Toxic Pan Kitchen Revolution—a $100+ million movement transforming kitchen safety and design.
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