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Bisphenol A Levels Drop On Eliminating Canned And Plastic Packaging – Study

May 7, 2020 Leave a Comment

Bisphenol A Levels Drop On Eliminating Canned And Plastic Packaging – Study

Written by Rory Harrington
Category: Articles
Published: 04 April 2011

Levels of bisphenol A detected in human urine dropped by 66 per cent in just three days after subjects eliminated their exposure to canned and plastic packaging, new research has found.

The study, which appeared this week in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, concluded that such packaging is the major source of human exposure to BPA and other endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) such as DEHP (bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate).

Scientists also noted that once participants returned to their regular diets, BPA levels returned to normal.

Trade body NAMPA (North American Metal Packaging Alliance) dismissed the research, saying its most significant finding was it provided evidence of how quickly humans metabolize and excrete BPA.

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