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Men,
Canned Ravioli
and Sexual Dysfunction:
What You Must Know If You're Trying To Get Pregnant
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Canned Ravioli
and Sexual Dysfunction:
What You Must Know If You're Trying To Get Pregnant
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HOW MUCH BPA IS TOO MUCH BPA?
Clearly, the research shows that the men in the Chinese studies were routinely exposed to levels of BPA 50 times higher than the average North American man. And to this end, the American Chemical Society – which represents many manufacturers who use BPA in products - says the new study holds little concern for most Americans.
Indeed, Steven G. Hentges of the ACC recently told the press “ Although this study represents interesting information it has little relevance to average consumers who are exposed to trace levels of BPA,” he said.
Unfortunately, however, the “low dose” logic may not apply in this scenario. While traditional toxicology screens equate high doses of chemical contaminants with increased harm, specific tests on BPA show that lower doses may be even more toxic, simply because they “slip by” the body's natural defense system that would otherwise go to work detoxifying substances before they do harm.
In fact, in one study, low dose BPA exposure increased the risk of prostate cancer by 70% over high dose exposure, in lab animals.
Moreover, some experts contend that with so many products containing BPA, low level exposure may actually be chronic and continuing making it virtually impossible to calculate how much each man is getting – or how widespread that exposure might be among men already experiencing the symptoms represented in the study.
“Obviously some men are exposed more than others, and we do know that genetics also play a role, but that said, the association raises a red flag we shouldn't ignore – and it's definitely something that couples who are grappling with infertility should not ignore,” says Lauersen. Other studies have also shown BPA may have the potential to harm a woman's eggs thus further increasing fertility risks.
Because food and drink containers are such a large source of BPA, at least some of stink from this chemical cloud is hovers over the US Food and Drug Administration, which has been widely criticized for not regulating the chemical in the United States. Indeed, even their own scientific advisory committee voiced discontent over the fact that the FDA appears to ignoring more than 100 studies linking BPA to adverse health effects in animals including infertility, weight , behavioral changes, early -onset puberty, cancer and diabetes.
While the agency has reportedly pledged to re-examine the issue, to date, the FDA has maintains that BPA is safe. At the same time, the Canadian government has drafted legislation to prohibit the importation, sale and advertising of polycarbonate baby bottles that contain bisphenol A (BPA), and it has allocated 1.7 million dollars to further research the health effects of this chemical particularly in relation to food containers.
WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW:
For 12 easy ways both men and women can reduce their exposure to BPA click here
Clearly, the research shows that the men in the Chinese studies were routinely exposed to levels of BPA 50 times higher than the average North American man. And to this end, the American Chemical Society – which represents many manufacturers who use BPA in products - says the new study holds little concern for most Americans.
Indeed, Steven G. Hentges of the ACC recently told the press “ Although this study represents interesting information it has little relevance to average consumers who are exposed to trace levels of BPA,” he said.
Unfortunately, however, the “low dose” logic may not apply in this scenario. While traditional toxicology screens equate high doses of chemical contaminants with increased harm, specific tests on BPA show that lower doses may be even more toxic, simply because they “slip by” the body's natural defense system that would otherwise go to work detoxifying substances before they do harm.
In fact, in one study, low dose BPA exposure increased the risk of prostate cancer by 70% over high dose exposure, in lab animals.
Moreover, some experts contend that with so many products containing BPA, low level exposure may actually be chronic and continuing making it virtually impossible to calculate how much each man is getting – or how widespread that exposure might be among men already experiencing the symptoms represented in the study.
“Obviously some men are exposed more than others, and we do know that genetics also play a role, but that said, the association raises a red flag we shouldn't ignore – and it's definitely something that couples who are grappling with infertility should not ignore,” says Lauersen. Other studies have also shown BPA may have the potential to harm a woman's eggs thus further increasing fertility risks.
Because food and drink containers are such a large source of BPA, at least some of stink from this chemical cloud is hovers over the US Food and Drug Administration, which has been widely criticized for not regulating the chemical in the United States. Indeed, even their own scientific advisory committee voiced discontent over the fact that the FDA appears to ignoring more than 100 studies linking BPA to adverse health effects in animals including infertility, weight , behavioral changes, early -onset puberty, cancer and diabetes.
While the agency has reportedly pledged to re-examine the issue, to date, the FDA has maintains that BPA is safe. At the same time, the Canadian government has drafted legislation to prohibit the importation, sale and advertising of polycarbonate baby bottles that contain bisphenol A (BPA), and it has allocated 1.7 million dollars to further research the health effects of this chemical particularly in relation to food containers.
WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW:
For 12 easy ways both men and women can reduce their exposure to BPA click here
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