More on Bisphenol A

The CDC just released a study on bisphenol A (BPA) and have determined that people’s everyday life exposure to BPA exceeds the no-harm level. Young children and infants are expected to be at the highest risk since they put everything into their mouths. Makes you want to throw out all plastic toys and go all wood! With all the toy recalls, may not be a bad move anyway. Read the article discussing their findings on human BPA exposure.

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