When it comes to which kind of baby bottle to use, some parents prefer glass or stainless steel bottles to avoid possible chemical
leaching in plastic bottles.
Not exact matches
Early on, with all the talk about
plastics leaching chemicals into foods, my husband and I made the decision to invest
in glass baby
bottles.
Problems arise when the chemical
leaches out of the
bottle or container into the liquid or food that's
in contact with the
plastic.
In fact, it's been noted that constant sterilization via boiling can cause older
plastic bottles to
leach out BPA quicker.
When heated, five of the most popular brands of polycarbonate — the clear, shatterproof
plastic used
in baby
bottles —
leached bisphenol A at levels that have been... [Read more...]
In fact, the rigid
plastics used to make some baby
bottles and almost all Nalgene
bottles have the highest risks of
leaching toxins.
because of the recent concern over
leaching chemicals
in plastic baby
bottles.
Chemical that
leaches from baby
bottles and other
plastic containers remains
in the body longer than previously thought
That regulatory gap leaves consumers are
in the dark about what chemicals could
leach into the water from
plastic bottles.
Avoid
bottled water
in soft
plastic containers as the
plastics often
leach into the water.
For instance, Bisphenol - A, which is ubiquitous
in the environment and large amounts of which can
leach into food and liquids from
plastic water
bottles and the lining of aluminum cans, is shown to significantly block thyroid activity
in all tissues except the pituitary, potentially contributing to or causing weight gain, fatigue, and depression but not detected by TSH testing (128,129,132,133,275).
There is well - founded concern that BPA may
leach into drinking water from the reusable
plastic drinking water
bottles that are used
in an effort to reduce the use of disposable
bottles, so stainless steel
bottles are a healthy alternative.
Water stored
in plastic bottles for 10 weeks showed signs of this phthalate
leaching.