Infants exposed to bisphenol A (BPA) are likely to develop food intolerance in later life, says study published iThe FASEB Journal/i. This research involving rats suggests that early life exposure at a dose significantly below the current human safety limit set by the FDA affects developing immune systems, predisposing offspring to food intolerance in adulthood. "Food contributes over 80 percent of the population's exposure to BPA," said Sandrine Menard, ...
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