Bisphenol-A (BPA) has been linked to problems with brain development and some cancers. Reducing exposure to BPA has been effective at dramatically reducing the body’s storage of BPA. Some ideas include food packaging improvements and food storage adjustments that can make a big difference.
Find out about steps you can take to reduce your family’s BPA exposure.
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Tupperware is BPA free. REAL Tupperware.
Do you know what the GOOD and the BAD #’s are, I can’t remember?
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