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by Eileen Weber Picture this: You’ve been working hard. You’re feeling thirsty. An ice cold water would taste great right about now. You crack one open and, within inches of your puckered lips, you suddenly wonder: Is this bottle BPA-free? Since this past spring, it has been in the news that Bisphenol-A, or BPA, can leach into drinking water that is contained in certain plastic bottles. BPA is a xenoestrogen. This means it disrupts the endocrine system and has been linked to breast and ovar

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A few months back I did a post about the Bisphenol A (BPA) in water bottles and the potential for side effects. BPA is an estrogen-like chemical that can leach into your drink. It may be linked to health problems, including breast cancer and early puberty. Canada is considering banning the use of it altogether. My own water bottles were not the only issue though. I realized that most of my kid’s sippy cups also contain BPA! Why one earth do they manufacture children’s cups with toxic chemicals

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