Many people in the world buy bottled water that is packaged in a plastic bottle. Also, many of us have reused that plastic bottle over and over again whether we take it with us on trips, keep it next to our bed, leave the bottles in the trunk of our cars, or worst, sending it with our children to their school to drink water on a daily basis.Plastic contains dangerous chemicals including Bisphenol A (BPA) which over time or exposed to sunlight will be leach into the water causing harm to our health or to the health of our loved ones.
What Is Bisphenol A (BPA)?
Bisphenol A (BPA) is harsh chemical used in plastics for various household goods including baby bottles, water or soda bottles, plastic food storage containers and bags, glasses, plastic tableware, electronic equipment, DVDs, CDs, medical devices and plastics used to line the inner layer of cups, cans and even some “safe bottles”.
Bisphenol A is the primary building block used to make plastics in our household items. Bisphenol A became a popular subject in early 2006 when it made headlines of its danger as well as its common exposure to our plastics used at home. Since then, the chemical, Bisphenol A, has been studied very closely and has been the subject of intense research. The results of the research are worrying and make a connection of various health problems to the exposure of Bisphenol A (BPA).Scientists found that exposure to Bisphenol A can cause pre-cancerous conditions, behavioral abnormalities, early puberty, reproductive abnormalities and obesity. Research is still finding other issues that the public has not been made aware of yet.
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