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druidity33

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3. This is an opinion piece...

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Sat Apr 8, 2023, 09:28 PM

Apr 2023

so take it with a grain of salt. It quotes a study from Norway, but also uses, "The scientists I speak to frequently" to support their argument. Also the author's bio basically says they're a journalist with no other info. All indicators... just saying.

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Plastics In Contact with Our Food May Be Making Us Gain Weight: Hormone Disrupting Chemicals [View all] appalachiablue Apr 2023 OP

55,000 chemicals in packaging? 629 identifiable?? niyad Apr 2023 #1

Yeah, shocking. The ugly, declining and now obese Americans! appalachiablue Apr 2023 #2

This is an opinion piece... druidity33 Apr 2023 #3

Well, this isn't...it's 2 years old; Backseat Driver Apr 2023 #4

And this proves what? druidity33 Apr 2023 #7

Maybe if this info makes the rounds people will be more reluctant to buy plastic-containered food. JudyM Apr 2023 #5

There are studies out every few weeks Warpy Apr 2023 #6