93% of Americans Have Plastic in their Blood & Urine: Bisphenol-A BPA

http://experimentalvaccines.org/2012/...
Would you believe that 93% of Americans have "Plastic" in their blood and Urine? How about if I told you that 42% of the rivers tested in America turned up positive for Bisphenol-A or BPA a man made epoxy resin used in the production of most all consumer plastic goods sold in America. These goods include things we use on a daily basis; money, water, food, clothes, toothbrushes, DVD & CD's, eyeglasses and food containers. The BPA Chemical leaches out of these products and into your system. The worst of it comes from microwaved foods and heated beverages like baby formula. Let's take a look at what our government regulatory agencies have to say about Bisphenol-A and its effects on both our environment and our bodies.

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[Audimane420]

Good info, but you kind of sound like a sexual predator...

[bloxyman22]

That is a normal risk of being alive. It is very different when our own government are sterilizing, damaging our brains and health on PURPOSE.

They are slowly taking away our health and minds.

[Noa Grupee]

Really would like to learn more about this, but just can't listen to this smug voice.

[SisterSunshineTV]

the ONLY brand of canned goods which doesn't use BPA and other plastics to line their cans is Eden foods.

[Tyler Durden]

I check out the info an in toxtown they change the information

[Tyler Durden]

whats the name of the music at the end?

[Tyler Durden]

I have a question, so who are the masterminds? So we can make justice

[CuteCatFaith]

Uprated.

[hellavadeal]

The truth is not just scary, it is terrifying. Modernization is not has good has it is cracked out to be. Glass never had this problem. At least if it is in the urine, it is being passed and can be cleaned from the system. Everything is in plastic now.

Thanks for drawing attention to these things. Blessings.

[TheBrainwashable55]

Its not trying to make you scared of leaving your house; it's trying to raise awareness of some of the stuff they put in our food, allowing you to avoid it wherever possible (if you want)