Some Aluminum Cans Contain Toxic Plastic

Six Things You Need to Know Before You Take a Sip

Aluminum is a highly reactive metal, so to keep the contents of aluminum cans free of metal-related contamination, manufacturers use line the cans with an epoxy. Sound safe? Not quite. The coating contains bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical that has been linked to many different diseases and health problems. Researchers at the University of Cincinnati linked BPA to obesity and diabetes. A study conducted at the Yale School of Medicine found that BPA affects brain function in monkeys.

Next Prev Slide 5 / 7

> Leave Feedback

User Feedback

(Page 0 of 1, 0 total comments)

There is no user feedback yet, leave yours below!

Leave Feedback

Disclaimer: The information provided within this site is strictly for the purposes of information only and is not a replacement or substitute for professional advice, doctors visit or treatment. The provided content on this site should serve, at most, as a companion to a professional consult. It should under no circumstance replace the advice of your primary care provider. You should always consult your primary care physician prior to starting any new fitness, nutrition or weight loss regime.

All trademarks, registered trademarks and service-marks mentioned on this site are the property of their respective owners.

Some Aluminum Cans Contain Toxic Plastic

Six Things You Need to Know Before You Take a Sip

User Feedback

There is no user feedback yet, leave yours below!

Leave Feedback

Or, proceed without an account