Ai o BPA presente nos plásticos e em tantas outras coisas (ver citação abaixo) novamente:
Coisas "giras" nas tartarugas:
http://www.chemicalonline.com/doc/center-to-study-effects-of-plastics-chemicals-0001
E um centro de investigação para quem realmente interessa (entre aspas), as crianças:
http://www.chemicalonline.com/doc/center-to-study-effects-of-plastics-chemicals-0001
Citando:
"BPA and phthalates are endocrine disruptors. They mimic natural hormones and thus can interfere with hormone signaling in the body.
BPA is used to make shatterproof plastics and is a component of many containers and bottles, PVC pipes, dental fillings and electronics. Resins made with BPA line metal food and drink containers. Human studies have found BPA in many tissues and fluids, including urine, blood, breast milk and the amniotic fluid of pregnant women."
PS. SO THEY SAY...
