I will never stop eating tuna,everything is contaminated in this world just enjoy your time on it and don't be paranoid of food,it is what it is,majority of people can't afford organic food and some organic foods are not really organic you just pay the "organic price" don't smoke,drink alcohol in moderation,stop over eating and be active that's all a person can do,if you are going to smoke marijuana try baking with it or make some tea just stop the world wide paranoia it's never going to change!
#1 plastic has it. Avoid #3,6, and 7 at any costs since it is even more dangerous. Food that is stored in glass jars is much safer. Tomato products that are in cans and plastics are to be avoided due to acidity which hastens the leaching process. Clear plastic wraping is the worst and shouldn't be used at all. Soft sap and shampoos also contain plastics and contact shouldn't be limited. Deodorant is questionable as to its safety....
I've often drank water out of a bottle left in the sun as a child, or drank/ate out of container in which the food had been stored for ages. Judging by the amount of BPA that has already entered my system means that whatever I do now, (as regards what he's saying) will hardly make a difference.
@cusanusnicolas I'm sorry; I'm not quite sure what you mean, by "why risk bringing it any lower". You must mean 'higher'. Then there would be a risk. We're trying to keep BPA levels low!
@1091Floyd21 You're right. Can't see my comment, by lower I think I meant quality of life. Anyway, forgive a slip - suffering mild dyslexia as I get older and just out of the dental chair! Couldn't be assured non BPA fillings, the amalgams very nearly killed me 30 years ago, the illness from that destroyed my career as well. Expect the sinus disease it caused will kill me slowly over the next 20, but I'm otherwise in fine health. thanks
@1091Floyd21 Well, if modern applies to Thailand, no BPA, else unsure. Never had effects except from amalgams (sinusitis main symptom), have fatal family and social splits over that issue - went in for sinus xrays in 81, MDs locked me in a mental ward instead, result I was fired, lost my house and three sides of the family tried to have me committed. This was a year after graduating magna cum laude with an MS from Montana State University. I8 years later got the MRI, sinusitus.
I will never stop eating tuna,everything is contaminated in this world just enjoy your time on it and don't be paranoid of food,it is what it is,majority of people can't afford organic food and some organic foods are not really organic you just pay the "organic price" don't smoke,drink alcohol in moderation,stop over eating and be active that's all a person can do,if you are going to smoke marijuana try baking with it or make some tea just stop the world wide paranoia it's never going to change!
420delisle 4 months ago
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420delisle 4 months ago
#1 plastic has it. Avoid #3,6, and 7 at any costs since it is even more dangerous. Food that is stored in glass jars is much safer. Tomato products that are in cans and plastics are to be avoided due to acidity which hastens the leaching process. Clear plastic wraping is the worst and shouldn't be used at all. Soft sap and shampoos also contain plastics and contact shouldn't be limited. Deodorant is questionable as to its safety....
oc5nsli341nforce4 1 year ago
youre just being negative, eating mercury and synthetic hormones wont do anything to anyone. You are a germ freak.
-everyone i know
FutureLaugh 1 year ago
0:56 the cat woke up
PhuckHue2 2 years ago
I've often drank water out of a bottle left in the sun as a child, or drank/ate out of container in which the food had been stored for ages. Judging by the amount of BPA that has already entered my system means that whatever I do now, (as regards what he's saying) will hardly make a difference.
1091Floyd21 2 years ago
@1091Floyd21 That depends. If the quality of life is good enough to live one more day, why risk bringing it any lower?
cusanusnicolas 1 year ago
@cusanusnicolas I'm sorry; I'm not quite sure what you mean, by "why risk bringing it any lower". You must mean 'higher'. Then there would be a risk. We're trying to keep BPA levels low!
1091Floyd21 1 year ago
@1091Floyd21 You're right. Can't see my comment, by lower I think I meant quality of life. Anyway, forgive a slip - suffering mild dyslexia as I get older and just out of the dental chair! Couldn't be assured non BPA fillings, the amalgams very nearly killed me 30 years ago, the illness from that destroyed my career as well. Expect the sinus disease it caused will kill me slowly over the next 20, but I'm otherwise in fine health. thanks
cusanusnicolas 1 year ago
@cusanusnicolas I've recently got 2 fillings; but these are modern ones which do not contain BPA.
Did you have any oestrogen, (or other endocrine) side effects, from your fillings?
1091Floyd21 1 year ago
@1091Floyd21 Well, if modern applies to Thailand, no BPA, else unsure. Never had effects except from amalgams (sinusitis main symptom), have fatal family and social splits over that issue - went in for sinus xrays in 81, MDs locked me in a mental ward instead, result I was fired, lost my house and three sides of the family tried to have me committed. This was a year after graduating magna cum laude with an MS from Montana State University. I8 years later got the MRI, sinusitus.
cusanusnicolas 1 year ago