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Ummmm... Duh?
They've been poisoning the food for a while.-
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- Revelation_Machine
- 8 days ago
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BPA causes sexual disfunction,..this should be enough of a warning for everyone to avoid it...
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that's just dandy.
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That is just about all the food bank gives out . I hate canned food .
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Time to learn how to Garden again. I guess if you don't grow it yourself it just aint good for ya to eat.
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The food cans are lined with the same plastic inside soda cans. Also, the amount of BPA is directly according to acid in the contents. "Condensed" is the key word <> it puts more acid (and other chemicals) against the can liners. Listen to Bailey78. He actually remembers having a garden.
hahaha Way ta go Bailey!
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- Gravity_Man
- 8 days ago
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zomg I have eaten soo much del monte green beans!! I guess bpa is what is in Cambell's soup that makes you feel better when your sick. Vote this one up
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- AmericanStandard
- 8 days ago
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Seems like the science is against Consumer Reports on this one: http://www.stats.org/stories/2009/no_risk_bpa_cans_nov12_09.html
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damn...gotta lay off the spam and potted meat for a while
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- bigloutech
- 8 days ago
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If the BPA molecule is small enough to be absorbed through the digestive system walls -and it provides no nutritive value- then we have cause for concern. Look around your house see how much plastic is there. Weights coated with plastic. Plastic eating utensils.
And that new car smell in your new car is hahaha giving you a TOXIC DOSE. The how many times a week do you wrap your sweating sausage with a rubber condom? If all these sources of BPA were to be added up it could go a long ways toward understanding why we have a cancer epidemic that did not exist 80 years ago BP (before plastic).
Plastic last I heard is made from crude oil. The crude oil molecule is not handled by the human body can't do anything with it, so when you stuff human beings full of BPA and crude oil molecules (unburnt) what is really happening is you're stuffing your bloodstream with non-living crud <> which causes an increased distance between red blood cells and the nutrition they carry.
The word for today is displacement not just poison. And the second word for today is cumulative. According to this report from Iowa State University => http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSDS/biphenyl.htm biphenyl is not supposed to come in contact with the skin nor is it compatible with "strong oxidizing agents". The human body does lots of oxidation (metabolism).
The University of Guelph Ontario has some warnings => http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090223/bisphenol_a_090223/...://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090223/bisphenol_a_090223/20090223?hub=Health <> Bisphenol A (BPA) was allowed to be used based on early studies that said the stuff passed out through the urine relatively quickly but later studies do not agree => http://www.google.com/search?q=bpa+urine&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&...:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
And a number of sources in this Google search call BPA a "hormone-disrupting chemical" => http://www.google.com/search?q=bisphenol+bpa&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&...:en-US:official&client=firefox-a <> since we humans are a tangle of complex and necessary hormones it would appear we need less bisphenol A in our body STAT.
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- Gravity_Man
- 8 days ago
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Harvard and Yale studies are damning BPA (bisphenol A) so here's the one from Yale implicating damage to human brain synapses formation (Alzheimer's? Parkinson's?) => http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/09/bpa-makes-you-stupid.php <> quoted below:
"Coincidentally with the release of the National Toxicology Program report, a new study reports that researchers from the Yale School of Medicine and Guelph University exposed African Green monkeys on the Island of St. Kitts to low levels of Bisphenol A for a month. They found that even low doses of BPA slow down the synapses in the brain.
"It dramatically impairs the formation of synapses in the regions of the brain important to learning," biomedical science professor Neil MacLusky [of the University of Guelph] said. "These findings are worrisome because BPA is one of the most widely-used chemicals in the world." ::CTV
According to Medical News Today, This synaptic loss may cause memory/learning impairments and depression, according to study results published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
More from Medical News Today:
"Our primate model indicates that BPA could negatively affect brain function in humans," said study co-author Tibor Hajszan, M.D., associate research scientist in Yale Ob/Gyn. "Based on these new findings, we think the EPA may wish to consider lowering its 'safe daily limit' for human BPA consumption."
Hajszan said that although daily exposure of an average person to BPA usually does not reach the level that was applied in this study, human exposure to BPA is not limited to a single month, but rather is continuous over a lifetime. "The negative effect of BPA may also be amplified when estradiol levels are naturally lower than in healthy adults. That is why exposure to BPA may particularly be risky in the case of babies and the elderly."
But the question is how in the world can we extricate ourselves from BPA after we have put in in so much stuff? It would cripple the US Economy (big threat, I know). There is one way to fight this fire make yourself super healthier by encouraging your body to create many more new stem cells and How to do that is at this link => http://tinyurl.com/200yearsyoung
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- Gravity_Man
- 8 days ago
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