Cyclists' water bottles impair brain function?
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the plastic used in water bottles may impair brain function. Perhaps this explains cyclists' behavior?
Bisphenol A — the prime chemical in making the polycarbonate plastic popular in durable, clear Nalgene water bottles — has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years from scientists who caution that it's found in thousands of consumer products and has invaded the human body.
. . .. at doses below or at a federal safety guideline, the chemical can disrupt hormone systems of lab animals, affecting the workings of their brains.
1 Comments:
Actually, the article pointed out that bottles and bottle tops can be made of different substances.
I try to avoid Teflon, except for the omelette pan I used to have.
I have no idea what my new Gary Fisher jet pack (CamelBak substitute) is lined with.
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