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  1. I am want to know more.

  2. This depresses me because I am a male, and avoid fluoride tap water and so buy bottled water(certain brands) and thats the only water I drink. I cannot afford a fluoride filter, so I have no choice but to be exposed to BPA.

    1. #2 plastic (poly ethylene) is the good one.

      keep it in the dark though.

      can't afford a purifier?

      the amount you spend in a month on bottled water you can get purified water for a year.

      pro-pur is a good one, or black berkey.

      i'm on pro-pur myself.

  3. blank Veera Viktoria Salminen says:

    Cell line studies (regarding black tea and royal jelly, for instance) should not be included as proof that those substances combat or reverse the effects of BPA. Anything that disrupts the homeostasis in a cell culture may inhibit cell proliferation, even purified H20.

  4. Very surprised to not see calcium D-glucarate, reduced L glutathione and other detox mentioned, including fresh, unsweetened lemon juice in filtered water.

  5. Thanks for the post Anthony. Its an ongoing battle but we do have good stuff to fight it with.

  6. Do you have a link for that? There is no such thing as good water here except from a machine or bottle

  7. But onions, turmeric, vitamin c, vitamin d….they’re pretty good? Bpa isn’t the worst happening and they are good for those too.

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