For those who eat a lot of canned foods/veggies...

Silver180

I just hope you are aware of the BPA issue currently going on. Try to buy fresh or frozen before canned if at all possible.

Pretty interesting and informative study here:

<a href="http://ej4all.org/contaminatedwithoutconsent/downloads/NoSilverLining-Report.pdf">here</a&gt;
<url>http://ej4all.org/contaminatedwithoutconsent/downloads/NoSilverLining-Report.pdf</url&gt;

Dunno how to make tags work here I guess...

http://ej4all.org/contaminatedwithoutconsent/downloads/NoSilverLining-Report.pdf

sherrywoody1

I could not get your article to pull up. If you are talking about the chemicals that are leeched into our food, I would love to read it. WE , (meaning my husband and I) are very aware of the chemicals that are leeched out of plastics. We use glass containers. We also have APEC water filters . People do not realize that the bottled water they drink is just only fractions different from the tap water they drink. I am going to try again to get it to pull up. Thanks for posting and making people aware.

❤B☩❤

Thank you very much for the heads up!

Silver180

To view the study, copy and paste this link into your browser:

http://ej4all.org/contaminatedwithoutconsent/downloads/NoSilverLining-Report.pdf

It is a .pdf file, so you will need Adobe Reader to view it.

You can download that free at www.adobe.com

Silver180

I could not get your article to pull up. If you are talking about the chemicals that are leeched into our food, I would love to read it. WE , (meaning my husband and I) are very aware of the chemicals that are leeched out of plastics. We use glass containers. We also have APEC water filters . People do not realize that the bottled water they drink is just only fractions different from the tap water they drink. I am going to try again to get it to pull up. Thanks for posting and making people aware.

About this...

I just read another article on this topic yesterday (yes, I read a lot of articles), and it's a surprising joke, bottled water. Most companies won't even divulge which methods are used to "purify" their water even when asked, if it's purified at all. Experts say your best bet is to invest in a filtration system at home (tap, pitcher, etc.) and filter your own tap water. Also check with your water company in your area and find the results of their water analyses to see just how bad your tap water is and what contaminants are in it.

Interesting points about this topic:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/01/06/MNEG1H4OQA.DTL

http://www.watertechonline.com/news.asp?N_ID=75577
(click on more info at the bottom as well!)

To search for your city's tap water results, use this link:

http://www.ewg.org/tap-water/home

And enter your zip code on the right hand side and search.