Short excerpt from a YouTube video by Dr. Diane Mueller explaining that cobalt is used as a blue pigment in paints and therefore often present in blue-colored dishes (mugs, plates). The speaker warns that heating such dishes (e.g., placing hot food on them) can cause cobalt-containing coatings to leach, potentially releasing toxins.
One of the places we get cobalt is actually in paint. So if you have dishes, cobalt is a blue color. So if you have dishes that actually have blue in them, whether it's mugs or whether it's plates, you probably have cobalt in those dishes. So one of the problems is as, again, we would. When we get heat on things, it actually causes the toxin to leach. So when we get heat, we put a hot plate of food onto, say, a cobalt dish.
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