Re: BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows ( natural news )

[Guest guest]

This is all so upsetting. We drink water out of those plastic water bottles all

the time, and it makes you wonder...what are actually drinking anyway? Pure

water tainted by the chemicals in the bottle? What good is that?

And then there are the dental composites...good grief!! That is the replacement

material for mercury amalgam!!! So what do we do???? I have composite

fillings, and I have no plans to use anything else.

Boy this gets tough. Thanks Dede.

Patty

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> Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> as well as implantation of it ? ?

> This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

>

> BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

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> http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

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> (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the intestines

and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome, according to a

study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of Agronomic Research

researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the Proceedings of the

National Academy Sciences.

>

> The study " shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA, " the

National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

>

> BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and baby

bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in the

liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have

linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems,

including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset,

behavior disorders and brain damage.

>

> In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human intestinal

cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered safe by

most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells in both

humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal lining

developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as " poor intestinal

permeability " and " leaky gut syndrome. "

>

> Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing through

the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is damaged,

however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more easily.

Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its disruption can

affect the entire body's immune system.

>

> People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive

upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the

intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and

mineral deficiencies.

>

> Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to

developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in

utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of

developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

>

> Sources for this story include: sg.news..

>

[Guest guest]

You know, Patty, it IS tough, and I guess we just need to look at the

number of hits to our immune system we are getting, and then pick

and choose which ones we cant live without. Then maybe our bodies

can handle the smaller load of exposure. I dont know.....

I really think if we all went back to the basics in life and

made happy with a more simple life and back to nature...we

would all benefit greatly.

God made everything to take care of everything....It is when

synthetics, and chemicals came into the picture that it became

the norm for people to live sick......look around you, most people

you know live on pills........and pills to take care of side effects

of pills. Also another thing that keeps people ill is all the anti-bacterial

living we do.......now there is alot of anti-biotic resistant organisms

as a result...and lowered immune systems....

The list goes on forever, but getting back down to earth, literally

would reverse all this illness goin on..........

Love you....

Re: BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows ( natural news )

This is all so upsetting. We drink water out of those plastic water bottles all the time, and it makes you wonder...what are actually drinking anyway? Pure water tainted by the chemicals in the bottle? What good is that?

And then there are the dental composites...good grief!! That is the replacement material for mercury amalgam!!! So what do we do???? I have composite fillings, and I have no plans to use anything else.

Boy this gets tough. Thanks Dede.

Patty

>

>

> Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> as well as implantation of it ? ?

> This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

>

> BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

>

>

> http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

>

> (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the intestines and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome, according to a study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of Agronomic Research researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy Sciences.

>

> The study "shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA," the National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

>

> BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and baby bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in the liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems, including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset, behavior disorders and brain damage.

>

> In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human intestinal cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered safe by most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells in both humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal lining developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as "poor intestinal permeability" and "leaky gut syndrome."

>

> Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing through the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is damaged, however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more easily. Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its disruption can affect the entire body's immune system.

>

> People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

>

> Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

>

> Sources for this story include: sg.news..

>

[Guest guest]

You have no idea how tempted I am to just sell all my stuff and go live in the

woods in a little log cabin for good!!!!!

Grow my own food!

Use wind and sun for energy!

Disappear --off the grid!!!

LOL If you don't hear from me someday anymore, that is exactly what I will have

done...

Patty

> >

> >

> > Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> > and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> > Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> > Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> > as well as implantation of it ? ?

> > This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

> >

> > BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

> >

> >

> > http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

> >

> > (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the intestines

and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome, according to a

study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of Agronomic Research

researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the Proceedings of the

National Academy Sciences.

> >

> > The study " shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA, " the

National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

> >

> > BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and baby

bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in the

liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have

linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems,

including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset,

behavior disorders and brain damage.

> >

> > In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human intestinal

cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered safe by

most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells in both

humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal lining

developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as " poor intestinal

permeability " and " leaky gut syndrome. "

> >

> > Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing through

the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is damaged,

however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more easily.

Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its disruption can

affect the entire body's immune system.

> >

> > People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive

upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the

intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and

mineral deficiencies.

> >

> > Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to

developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in

utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of

developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

> >

> > Sources for this story include: sg.news..

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[Guest guest]

Well, lemme tellya.......your idea is so inviting......LOL

take me with you......LOLOLOL

When the power of love

overcomes the love of power

the world will know peace.

~ Jimi Hendrix

Re: BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows ( natural news )

You have no idea how tempted I am to just sell all my stuff and go live in the woods in a little log cabin for good!!!!!

Grow my own food!

Use wind and sun for energy!

Disappear --off the grid!!!

LOL If you don't hear from me someday anymore, that is exactly what I will have done...

Patty

> >

> >

> > Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> > and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> > Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> > Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> > as well as implantation of it ? ?

> > This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

> >

> > BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

> >

> >

> > http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

> >

> > (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the intestines and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome, according to a study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of Agronomic Research researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy Sciences.

> >

> > The study "shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA," the National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

> >

> > BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and baby bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in the liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems, including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset, behavior disorders and brain damage.

> >

> > In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human intestinal cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered safe by most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells in both humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal lining developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as "poor intestinal permeability" and "leaky gut syndrome."

> >

> > Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing through the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is damaged, however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more easily. Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its disruption can affect the entire body's immune system.

> >

> > People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

> >

> > Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

> >

> > Sources for this story include: sg.news..

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[Guest guest]

LOL...we can start a little silicone sister commune...heh heh

Love you!

Patty

> > >

> > >

> > > Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> > > and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> > > Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> > > Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> > > as well as implantation of it ? ?

> > > This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

> > >

> > > BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

> > >

> > >

> > > http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

> > >

> > > (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the

intestines and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome,

according to a study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of

Agronomic Research researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the

Proceedings of the National Academy Sciences.

> > >

> > > The study " shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA, " the

National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

> > >

> > > BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and

baby bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in

the liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have

linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems,

including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset,

behavior disorders and brain damage.

> > >

> > > In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human

intestinal cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered

safe by most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells

in both humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal

lining developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as " poor

intestinal permeability " and " leaky gut syndrome. "

> > >

> > > Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing

through the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is

damaged, however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more

easily. Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its

disruption can affect the entire body's immune system.

> > >

> > > People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive

upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the

intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and

mineral deficiencies.

> > >

> > > Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to

developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in

utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of

developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

> > >

> > > Sources for this story include: sg.news..

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[Guest guest]

Well, I think that would be rather awesome ! LOL

Love you too ! ! !

Dede

When the power of love

overcomes the love of power

the world will know peace.

~ Jimi Hendrix

Re: BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows ( natural news )

LOL...we can start a little silicone sister commune...heh heh

Love you!

Patty

> > >

> > >

> > > Remember epoxy hardner and epoxy resin are made with BPA

> > > and those are 2 of the ingredients in the manufacture of implants !

> > > Could this in part explain the stomach problems in implanted people ?

> > > Especially since we are having hits from all of the sources listed here

> > > as well as implantation of it ? ?

> > > This whole article is ....well, you will see when you read it..

> > >

> > > BPA plastics chemical damages intestines, study shows

> > >

> > >

> > > http://www.naturalnews.com/028819_BPA_intestines.html

> > >

> > > (NaturalNews) The widespread toxin bisphenol-A (BPA) damages the intestines and may lead to a painful condition known as leaky gut syndrome, according to a study conducted by researchers from the National Institute of Agronomic Research researchers in Toulouse, France, and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy Sciences.

> > >

> > > The study "shows the very high sensitivity on the intestine of BPA," the National Institute of Agronomic Research said.

> > >

> > > BPA is used to make hard clear plastics for products such as water and baby bottles. It is also used to make dental sealants and composites, and is in the liners food cans, beverages and infant formula. More than 130 studies have linked the hormone-mimicking chemical to a wide variety of health problems, including cancers, birth and reproductive defects, obesity, early puberty onset, behavior disorders and brain damage.

> > >

> > > In the new study, researchers exposed both living rats and human intestinal cells to a dose of BPA 10 times lower than that currently considered safe by most governments. They found that the permeability of intestinal cells in both humans and rats decreased upon exposure to the chemical. The intestinal lining developed damage characteristic of the condition known both as "poor intestinal permeability" and "leaky gut syndrome."

> > >

> > > Normally, a mucus lining prevents undigested substances from passing through the intestinal lining and into the bloodstream. When this lining is damaged, however, toxic substances and foreign pathogens can enter the body more easily. Because the intestinal lining also contains immunoglobin A, its disruption can affect the entire body's immune system.

> > >

> > > People with leaky gut syndrome often experience abdominal pain, digestive upset, rashes, hampered immune function and chronic muscle pain. Damage to the intestinal lining can cause poor nutrient absorption, leading to vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

> > >

> > > Adding to the body of evidence that BPA is particularly dangerous to developing fetuses and children, the researchers found that exposure to BPA in utero or immediately after birth significantly increased rats' risk of developing severe intestinal inflammation as adults.

> > >

> > > Sources for this story include: sg.news..

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