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  1. blank Rita Atkins says:

    I'm sick of people writing articles about BPA and using photos of bottled water.

    Bottled Water DOES NOT contain BPA, only some of the large 15LT bottles have it, but none of the small portable sizes have it.

    So please use a photo of canned food or a reusable bottle or anything that has BPA in it.

    Thank You

  2. Facts are facts even if we are afraid to admit it. Here in France's plastic region you only need to ask in the local spring-water bottling factory and write down the petro chemical plastic granules that go into the bottle blowing plastic presses. Got a doubt Google it! I personally worked in the factories. BPA is used to make petro chemical plastics flexible and as yet haven't got anthing to replace it with. In case you are wondering I do have a diploma as a technician in the plastic industry. Petro-chemicals are DEATH. BON appetite!

  3. So is there really no reasonable alternative to using BPA, as in lining cans etc? I recall that Campbell Soups recently said they are eliminating it from all their products, and they also said it was not going to place any significant financial burden on them to do this. How are they able to do it, what is the alternative chemical they are using? If it really is a good alternative, then why is BPA being used at all?

  4. blank Mr OrgaNICK from the says:

    Ya.. you can stop eating all canned foods (except Eden Organic which doesn't line cans with BPA), and you can also switch from plastic #7 to glass or stainless steel… but.. the real BPA one that pisses me off is THERMAL RECEIPTS!

    Almost every grocery story, supermarket, shopping mall, food outlet has these toxic receipts! The workers hands are covered in the chemical.. currency is covered in the chemical.. and no one ever seems to talk about the worst BPA of all: THERMAL BPA RECEIPTS!!!!! WAKE UP! The receipt themselves are 75% pure BPA by weight!!!!!!! and yes, university studies have shown that BPA from receipts goes through the skin! Me and my sperm say no to BPA and no to your toxic receipts, America!

  5. H-m-m-m-m- April 1st.

    I hope Rita is gonna tell us her comment was a joke.

  6. One more time the FDA supports the use of dangerous chemicals in everyday use items. Just like AMALGAM FILLINGS I'm sure this is part of another "SPONSORED" decision. For more info about this lack of common sense and conflict of interests please watch the documentary "Mercury Undercover". http://www.mercuryundercover.com

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