PLASTICS: Breast Cancer & The Estrogen Connection

Estrogenic chemicals in plastics. What you need to know, from Cornell University What you can do: Learn the names of environmental estrogens Bisphenol A (BPA) is an environmental estrogen found in polycarbonate plastics (recycle symbol 7). It is also used in the epoxy lining of metal cans (food cans). Minimize leaching from polycarbonate sports or baby bottles -Wear and tear, harsh detergents, or heat can cause bisphenol A to leach out. -Hand-wash bottles in mild detergent. -Don't leave bottles where they can heat up (hot car, hot sand, etc.). -Don't use bottles that are worn or scratched; recycle or reuse. -Microwave food or beverages in glass or lead-free ceramic containers. Make alternative choices -Consider using food-grade stainless steel water bottles or glass baby bottles. -Minimize use of canned foods; eat more fresh produce or dried products instead. For more information go to: envirocancer.cornell.edu enviroestrogen

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