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Are Your BPA-Free Bottles Really Safe?
Five years ago, the FDA banned the sale of baby bottles containing BPA, a chemical that mimics estrogen. Since then, bottles, food containers and...
Campbell’s To Remove BPA From Its Cans By Mid-2017
Campbell’s, the North American producer of canned soups, began using cans with lining made from BPA-free acrylic or polyester materials in March 2016, and...
How Dangerous Is BPA Exposure from Canned Food?
If you’re a health conscious consumer (or completely obsessed, like I am) you probably avoid drinking from plastic bottles, whether the "disposable" recyclable kind...
Could BPA Be Affecting Your Motivation to Exercise?
How many times have you hit the gym, the trail or the yoga mat this week? Your desire to exercise could be directly related...
BPA Causing Fertility Problems Throughout Three Generations of Fish
The fact that BPA can cause health problems is not exactly a new development. However, recent findings from fish studies show that it may...
Another Reason to Reduce Your Exposure to BPA
Bisphenol A (BPA) is a compound used in the manufacture of polycarbonate plastic and epoxy resins. It is commonly found in the packaging of...
BPA Substitute No Better – Perhaps Even Worse – than BPA
When choosing plastic items, many people find reassurance in the "BPA Free" label. This is understandable, as BPA has been associated with a string...
BPA Exposure May Be Higher Than You Think
If you avoid plastic bottles and soup cans like the plague in an effort to reduce your BPA exposure, you may want to think...
BPA-Free Doesn’t Mean Toxic-Free
If you thought you didn’t have to worry about the toxic ingredient bisphenol A in your products because you always buy BPA-free labeled goods,...
New Studies Link BPA to Dental Problems and Low Testosterone
More and more evidence is mounting against bisphenol A (BPA), the ubiquitous chemical found in many everyday plastic products. New studies from France and...
