Comments on: Canned Food Alert: Why Relying on Conventional Wisdom Can Damage Your Bone Health http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/ Increase your bone density naturally without cost, pills, or pain. The internet's #1 resource for natural osteoporosis treatment. Thu, 17 May 2012 22:50:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Will http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-35736 Will Wed, 09 May 2012 04:47:05 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-35736 I don't think they should ban them.Should the gnnoremevt just be advertising the fact that lactating or pregnant or conceiving women get no realistic benefit from consuming soft drinks, no matter the container, or alcohol? (Assuming the ad budget has something left in it once they've finished saturating the country with the knowledge that tax credits are blue, and are plucked from the sky.)There is a plausible hypothesis that PBA leached from soft drink cans would be able to act as a hormone disruptor in humans. The plastic milk bottle decision by Health Canada was controversial, but the potential risks were greater in that case compared to soft drinks: milk bottles are heated, increasing the amount of BPA leaching, and milk in bottles is given to babies, who make no choice about what goes into their bodies, and are at a stage of life where exposures to hormone mimics could affect their development. Milk bottles also have a replacement: a glass bottle, or non-BPA containing plastic bottle. Banning plastic-lined cans is more difficult: they are ubiquitous. I don’t think they should ban them.Should the gnnoremevt just be advertising the fact that lactating or pregnant or conceiving women get no realistic benefit from consuming soft drinks, no matter the container, or alcohol? (Assuming the ad budget has something left in it once they’ve finished saturating the country with the knowledge that tax credits are blue, and are plucked from the sky.)There is a plausible hypothesis that PBA leached from soft drink cans would be able to act as a hormone disruptor in humans. The plastic milk bottle decision by Health Canada was controversial, but the potential risks were greater in that case compared to soft drinks: milk bottles are heated, increasing the amount of BPA leaching, and milk in bottles is given to babies, who make no choice about what goes into their bodies, and are at a stage of life where exposures to hormone mimics could affect their development. Milk bottles also have a replacement: a glass bottle, or non-BPA containing plastic bottle. Banning plastic-lined cans is more difficult: they are ubiquitous.

]]> By: Joyce http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-35725 Joyce Wed, 09 May 2012 03:23:23 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-35725 My 6.5 month ancient likes this teeehtr. He sits back, holds it, turns it around in his mouth, chews it. He chews everything, but aside from the toys on his excersaucer, and the tubing on his breathing tube, I reckon this is his favorite. He even holds it himelf, instead of expecting me to. He has 5 teeth by now, and it seems to be a really nice texture for teeth. He never really liked the refrigerated kind of teeehtr, and the vibrating kind only so-so. The golden-haired bump parts can go on his tongue, and don't gag him, or he cam place them to the side by where his molars will probably go. He really chomps on it to. It looks like he has a giant wad of gum in his mouth. Then sometimes he bites down then pulls on it. Lots of different ways. It seems like he is practicing biting and chewing. The only thing I might be concered about is the spot where the modest beads are, because there are holes in the plastic, so if you don't keep it clean, I wonder if it would get yucky in there. My 6.5 month ancient likes this teeehtr. He sits back, holds it, turns it around in his mouth, chews it. He chews everything, but aside from the toys on his excersaucer, and the tubing on his breathing tube, I reckon this is his favorite. He even holds it himelf, instead of expecting me to. He has 5 teeth by now, and it seems to be a really nice texture for teeth. He never really liked the refrigerated kind of teeehtr, and the vibrating kind only so-so. The golden-haired bump parts can go on his tongue, and don’t gag him, or he cam place them to the side by where his molars will probably go. He really chomps on it to. It looks like he has a giant wad of gum in his mouth. Then sometimes he bites down then pulls on it. Lots of different ways. It seems like he is practicing biting and chewing. The only thing I might be concered about is the spot where the modest beads are, because there are holes in the plastic, so if you don’t keep it clean, I wonder if it would get yucky in there.

]]> By: Debbie http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-35312 Debbie Fri, 27 Apr 2012 21:39:27 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-35312 You mention carrying a snack in a ziplock bag....Is there not BPA in the ziplock? You mention carrying a snack in a ziplock bag….Is there not BPA in the ziplock?

]]> By: Marius http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-34918 Marius Thu, 19 Apr 2012 11:58:33 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-34918 why does the CDC and other such as consumer watch force the baning of use of BPA in anything related to food? BPA also causes storage of staborn bad fat... why does the CDC and other such as consumer watch force the baning of use of BPA in anything related to food? BPA also causes storage of staborn bad fat…

]]> By: JUlie McLaren http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-33983 JUlie McLaren Tue, 27 Mar 2012 15:42:28 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-33983 Thank you for this very interesting article. Another thing that is worrying is the plastic containers that water is sold in. there seem to be alternatives to this, but having to use tap water instead. even regarding distilled waer, this seems to be sold in plastic containers. do you know of any solution to this. Thank you. Julie Thank you for this very interesting article.

Another thing that is worrying is the plastic containers that water is sold in.
there seem to be alternatives to this, but having to use tap water instead.
even regarding distilled waer, this seems to be sold in plastic containers.
do you know of any solution to this. Thank you. Julie

]]> By: Goldie http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-33912 Goldie Mon, 26 Mar 2012 00:17:00 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-33912 Hi Vivian, Thanks so much for article on canned items. I try not to use them often, only rearly a tin of corned beef or chopped tomatoes, but I was not aware of the damage they can do. Thanks again, please continue to help us keep better health Hi Vivian, Thanks so much for article on canned items. I try not to use them often, only rearly a tin of corned beef or chopped tomatoes, but I was
not aware of the damage they can do. Thanks again, please continue to help us keep better health

]]> By: Glen Gibson http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-30658 Glen Gibson Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:39:49 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-30658 Yes frozen bags contain BPA unless specifically stating otherwise. The absorption of BPA by a frozen product is minimal if at all. I would suggest removing the contents from the bag before thawing or cooking in a glass container. It is during the heating and cooling that chemicals leach out of the plastics and into the food. Yes frozen bags contain BPA unless specifically stating otherwise. The absorption of BPA by a frozen product is minimal if at all. I would suggest removing the contents from the bag before thawing or cooking in a glass container. It is during the heating and cooling that chemicals leach out of the plastics and into the food.

]]> By: Sharon http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-28515 Sharon Fri, 11 Nov 2011 01:31:15 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-28515 I always go for fresh produce -- but the one food I do buy in cans is beans. I eat them several times a week (black, pinto or garbanzo), mostly in salads; sometimes cooked. I buy organic, no-sodium-added beans, but am still not sure if the cans contain BPA. Do you think I should eat beans less often? I always go for fresh produce — but the one food I do buy in cans is beans. I eat them several times a week (black, pinto or garbanzo), mostly in salads; sometimes cooked. I buy organic, no-sodium-added beans, but am still not sure if the cans contain BPA. Do you think I should eat beans less often?

]]> By: irene http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-28288 irene Wed, 02 Nov 2011 03:50:01 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-28288 Baby carrots are bleached... no more baby carrots for me. That is probably why I only see the larger variety at the health food store. I plan to store anything that I buy in plastic that I cannot find a substitute for in glass containers. Thanks for the info Baby carrots are bleached… no more baby carrots for me. That is probably why I only see the larger variety at the health food store. I plan to store anything that I buy in plastic that I cannot find a substitute for in glass containers. Thanks for the info

]]> By: irene http://saveourbones.com/canned-food-bone-health/#comment-28287 irene Wed, 02 Nov 2011 03:46:44 +0000 http://saveourbones.com/?p=4465#comment-28287 This has been very interesting. I am shocked that baby carrots are bleached. Well, I guess when I go to the organic health food store I will check the carrots out. Maybe, that is why I only see the larger variety of carrots. Even if we buy something in plastic, maybe, we should take them out of the plastic and store them in glass containers. Thanks so much. This has been very interesting. I am shocked that baby carrots are bleached. Well, I guess when I go to the organic health food store I will check the carrots out. Maybe, that is why I only see the larger variety of carrots. Even if we buy something in plastic, maybe, we should take them out of the plastic and store them in glass containers. Thanks so much.

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