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Does this concern you? Will you stop using plastics in any way?
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"Some activist "watchdogs" are again attempting to manipulate parents' natural concerns about their babies, without medical or scientific evidence. A few days ago, the uproar was over baby powder and lotions alleged to be delivering toxic phthalates; today, it's baby bottles and plastic water bottles leaching supposedly-toxic bisphenol-A (BPA). Both of these attacks are false.
BPA has never been shown to have any sort of health effect on humans in the extremely low doses we are exposed to from plastic bottles, can liners, or eyeglass lenses. This is true for all ages, even babies. Rats? Maybe, in high-dose experiments. Humans -- no, not a single soul."
Gilbert Ross, MD
Feb 7, 2008
Full article here-
http://www.acsh.org/factsfears/newsID.1125/news_detail.asp
The last paragraph of the article is especially prescient.
Posted on March 25, 2008 7:40 AM