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BPA Exposure Worse From Canned Food Than Plastic Bottles

Canned Food

First Posted: 06/09/10 03:38 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:45 PM ET

The exposure to BPA from canned food "is far more extensive" than from plastic bottles, said Shanna Swan, a professor and researcher at the University of Rochester in New York. "It's particularly concerning when it's lining infant formula cans."

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The exposure to BPA from canned food "is far more extensive" than from plastic bottles, said Shanna Swan, a professor and researcher at the University of Rochester in New York. "It's particularly conc...
The exposure to BPA from canned food "is far more extensive" than from plastic bottles, said Shanna Swan, a professor and researcher at the University of Rochester in New York. "It's particularly conc...
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GeorgeP922
02:40 AM on 06/10/2010
Forget the humans, how does this effect my cat?

I get my kitty the elite stuff (Nature's Variety Instinct cans and Wellness pouches).

There was a recall on on specific factory for it's cans, but it didnt make the mainstream media.
10:08 PM on 06/09/2010
GUESS WHAT OTHER BUSINESS BP IS IN.....LOGAN ALUMINUM. So, the next time you buy a can of beer or a soft drink in a can check and see if LOGAN ALUMINUM produced the aluminum b/c then BP made the can....cheers!
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2garen
10:06 PM on 06/09/2010
Another underreported story is the chemicals they are letting everyone use without knowing the dangers they may be. They believe a chemical is innocent until proven guilty.
only in America...... Geez
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lost souls rembrd
01:50 AM on 06/10/2010
http://www.rollcall.com/news/47069-1.html

Just to prove your point 2garen
09:16 PM on 06/09/2010
Hopefully imported veggie cans from Europe don't use this coating. If not, I'm
in serious trouble.
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lost souls rembrd
01:49 AM on 06/10/2010
http://www.rollcall.com/news/47069-1.html

Andrew Lange writes a piece on the positive reasons for chemical seeds. It's a must read.

Grow your own or go to council meetings and demand community gardens.
05:16 PM on 06/09/2010
Everything is poison now. Everything. Even the potatoes - most of them ARE the insecticide BT - if a bug eats the plant it dies. Most of the corn is genetically modified Roundup Ready from the behemoth Monsanto. Monsanto is going to destroy this planet. One misfire and there goes an entire crop. Roundup-resistant weeds are already springing up in cornfields. BT is one of the more benign insecticides and when it is obsolete the world will have to turn to more harmful poisons.

We should all grow as much food as we can. Anyone can grow a tomato in a plant, a bean plant in a half-gallon milk carton. Please, do it for yourself so you won't have to eat poison. Thanks for letting me preach.
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05:39 PM on 06/09/2010
@olivia

great idea you have there

we can revive the victory garden, to give us guidance:

http://www.earthlypursuits.com/VictoryGardHandbook/VGH49.htm
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What hump?
08:51 PM on 06/09/2010
Just be careful that you use organic fertilizers and not the stuff that they sell at Home Depot.
04:42 PM on 06/09/2010
Corporate greed is going to kill us all.