The Philadelphia Inquirer parrots rather than inquires about enviro hogwash.
Ken Kook: ‘Babies are coming into this world prepolluted’
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The Philadelphia Inquirer parrots rather than inquires about enviro hogwash.
why do you question this? why make fun of a name. just say thank you GOD it wasn’t my child. I drink well-water. when I get sent to the body farm in tennessee I bet my butt & the rest of me glows in the dark at the least good luck to you fertile young people, hope for the best & love the little devils no matter the condition. miss m.
Don’t use any fertilizer on your lawn or garden. Nitrates in well water have been linked to lymphoma.
“Why do you question this?” :Because the article is enviro-hogwash, BPA is not dangerious and at what concentration were these chemicals supposely found at (if they were actually found). As for your well water, I wouldn’t be so smug about that. Let see, methane and other naturally hydrocarbons, coliforms, and parasites (oh my!).
Has anyone done a similar test on a similar baby from some remote native village that has non of these chemicals around?
Thanks
JK
I’d bet dollars to doughnuts: small reductions in remote chemicals, large increase in some general nasties and infectious material of all forms
No, the one baby suffices as a yardstick. Everybody knows that.
Why don’t they attack methanecarboxylic acid, a component of vinyl polymers? They will find a lot more of it in newborn babies than BPA. And I can tell you, it is the most disruptive chemical in my life. It interferes with my food consumption! Because of it, I will die of starvation sooner than I get cancer or an endocrine disorder.
methanecarboxylic acid = acetic acid a/k/a vinegar LOL