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Bisphenol A, also simply called BPA, is a chemical compound often used to make plastic bottles and line the inside of food cans. It is detectable in more than 90 percent of Americans, and even in low doses it's linked to cancer, reproductive problems, behavioral problems, hormone disruption, and more. And there's a good chance that you have some in your fridge or your kitchen cabinet right now. Yay!
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@B1G_Dave Год назад

Bloody hell George you know how to stress me out. Gonna smoke a cigarette to calm down.

@egggge4752 Год назад

Lmao cigarettes raise testosterone by 15% look it up

@xponen Год назад

@@egggge4752 but that hormone cause baldness and prostate cancer

@djoakeydoakey1076 Год назад

@@egggge4752 Also raises coolness factor by 20% look it up

@edwardkantowicz4707 Год назад

More precisely DHT causes those problems, not simply T.

@yellowjackboots2624 Год назад

Can you tap us one mate?

@Whiteplane Год назад

I hate that you can't even exist in the modern world without being bombarded with industrial byproducts.

@IdleRain Год назад

I bet even isolated tribes in remote regions have microplastics in their tissue

@joshuaortiz2031 Год назад

So it's about time we make the shareholders of these companies pay for what they have done. I'm not talking about sending them to prison either. Vigilante justice is much needed now.

@fontunetheteller410 Год назад

@@IdleRainthey do. We've found microplastic in the placentas of African tribes who have never touched plastic

@Cubelarooso 9 месяцев назад

To prevent such bombardment, prevent existence. Pronatalism is child abuse.

@jonvro4022 6 месяцев назад

@@IdleRainThere is microplastics in the fresh snows of Antarctica as well…

@brokengirlsrus Год назад

I learned about this stuff in Biology and was flabbergasted. Food manufacturing can be so insidious

@jordanwardan7588 Год назад

sadly, the food manufacturing industry is not insidious but their dependence on plastics is. I wish food was inside me......

@TurtleShellProductions Год назад

They look at us like cattle.

@rubensano4860 Год назад

Can be? It is 100% of the time.

@joshuaortiz2031 Год назад

So why are you guys so unwilling to do what's necessary to stop these corporations despite the fact that they are obviously poisoning our bodies? Im not talking about stopping them through civil means...

@yep_2431 Год назад

Oh you thought the government was supposed to protect us no way it's protects who ever got the most money, and you know we broke

@kieran6417 Год назад

THERE'S PLASTIC IN MY BLOOD THERE'S PLASTIC IN MY BLOOD THERE'S PLASTIC IN MY BLOOD THERE'S PLASTIC IN MY BLOOD

@PenumbranWolf Год назад

I read this with Nicholas Cage's voice.

@AR-rg2en Год назад

@@PenumbranWolfYou changed the way I read his comment

@burtbackattack Год назад

@@PenumbranWolf😂

@J_A_M_D Год назад

There's blood in my plastic 😢

@Spicy_Spores 9 месяцев назад

so true brother

@grebliv Год назад

Ah just what I need. A nice little video about how nice everything is, to go into the weekend 🙃

@Michael-ep7fp Год назад

Been on this train for a while now. Buy steel water bottles and refill them, buy steel or ceramic pans, wooden or bamboo cooking utensils. Limit plastic as much as possible especially for things that get heated and get BPA free in the case it can't be avoided

@JohnSmith-mc2zz Год назад

If you're going to get plastic at least let it be nylon, something that can actually withstand heat. One problem is like Georg said, nobody will be bothered to go back to cleaning and refilling their milk jug. When it comes to industry people need to be made to do the right thing by eliminating all other options. Food preservation and safety, like with meat, would be a challenge without plastic.

@egggge4752 Год назад

There is nothing you can do. YOU WILL BE TRANS and YOU WILL EAT THE LGBTQ PLASTIC

@Michael-ep7fp Год назад

@JohnSmith-mc2zz yup ita a losing battle in the end but one worth fighting imo. Even if we can't eliminate expose at least limiting it is worth it imo. And also even if it has BPA if it's being kept cold I believe that may also at least slow the amount it leeches if it doesn't stop it

@iamfuturetrunks Год назад

I went with some silicone utensils for cooking with which work pretty well. Though I still use some cheap black plastic ones I should get rid of.

@StevenSeagull123 Год назад

Georg ruins the day yet again >:(

@Kacpa2 Год назад

We need to unruin it by banning use of plastic in amything single use. Going back to glass, paper, tin and wood.

@leonblythe3194 Год назад

I really need to start my days with the old boring bad news presented by George It really puts the cunt in me on an even keel Goodbye til tomorrow morning big G

@hamaljay Год назад

Yea🎉!

@leonblythe3194 Год назад

@@hamaljay I forgot to begin my day with a one of these and it was sundacious to say something ?

@MiotaLee Год назад

To be fair, he didn't ruin the day. He's just a messenger 🫤

@shardperson3777 Год назад

Something important to note is that BPA and the shit that leaches from it do not act as estrogen, they bond to estrogen receptors but do not act as estrogen, it may not sound very different but it's actually pretty important. Sufficient quantities of such "fake" estrogens will prevent actual estrogen from working in your body while also inhibiting both the function and production of testosterone, and any human body with low amounts of both Estrogen AND Testosterone, be it male or female, will suffer from a variety of extremely bad ills such as Osteoporosis. To put it very simply: real estrogen makes you grow boobs, fake estrogen kills you.

@Johnny_T779 Год назад

But alot of young men grow boobs now though ... maybe it's the cocktail effect with all the hormones into meat and dairy 🤔?

@shardperson3777 Год назад

@@Johnny_T779 no they dont lmao, its extremely rare, the only foods we eat with any significant amount of mammal estrogens (not even bio-identical to the stuff we have, just similar enough to work) are dairy products, and those still dont have anything close to enough for notable effects unless the person has naturally low testosterone, reacts very strongly to very small amounts of estrogen, and drinks several litres of milk a day. If it were anything but a very rare anomaly, trans women would be DIYing their transitions with it and milk would have been regulated to hell and back

@JohnSmith-mc2zz Год назад

@@Johnny_T779Men have breasts. They can get breast cancer. Some young men are going to get gynomastica from puberty, others as a side effect from medication. Breast size also increases when people gain weight.

@JohnSmith-mc2zz Год назад

@@shardperson3777I don't think lack of regulation is proof that something is safe.

@shardperson3777 Год назад

@@JohnSmith-mc2zz all im saying is if you could get any significant estrogen out of consuming certain foods, there'd be trans women doing it, and there'd be articles about how Milk Has to Be Banned Because The Evil Transsexuals Are Using It on every UK paper every 3 weeks. We nearly hit that point with fucking Soy, and that doesnt even have estrogen despite what many people still believe.

@mastatheif9909 Год назад

It was so wild that people don't know canned drinks are lined with plastic!

@xponen Год назад

and we don't even know what type it is compared to a bottle, which has numbers on it.

@johnwhalley8270 Год назад

I saw a video the other day where a guy used an acid to melt off the aluminium and leave the film. Eye opening stuff

@jaylils 9 месяцев назад

And our favorite canned foods.

@mastatheif9909 6 месяцев назад

@@user-rq3od5vf7x depends on the fillings, personally I have metal fillings so no plastic

@anniebeanie710 Год назад

As someone that found VERY VERY VERY strong BPA sensitivity in my DNA analysis and suffers from many thing linked with BPA, i strongly thank you for making this video!

@jamesabernethy7896 Год назад

I've definitely said this all before. Your comedic videos are so funny and so fresh. You also have a gift for these documentary-esque pieces. Balancing the serious nature of some of them with storytelling and comedy. Although some of this old-timey footage is accurate to when some of the subject material is set, it's a very effective storytelling technique.

@johnstamos1542 Год назад

The BPA free stuff just uses similar chemical plastecisers, as a chemist just looking at the new chemichals they use structure, you can tell its gonna do the same exact stuff

@Pazuzu4All Год назад

Yep. A few semesters of organic chemistry will tell you that if the shape of the molecule is similar, it probably does something similar. I imagine making something safe will require too much effort for companies with little financial interest in the long-term health of their customers, so nothing will be done.

@sevenproxies4255 Год назад

From the chemistry side, I wonder, won't the plastic have to break off little pieces into the food and water in order to pollute the consumers body? I'm a layman in chemistry, but it seems to me that something in food or water would need to react with the BPA and cause it to be dissolved, right? Of course a lot of food stuffs will probably be able to do that due to the presence of various reagents. But maybe some plastic packaged food stuffs are safer to consume than others? 🤔 After all, one of the main problems of plastic trash is that it takes a long time for it to break down in the enviroment. But that also seems tl suggest that there aren't a terrible lot of naturally occuring reagents to plastics out there, or am I missing something?

@repletereplete8002 Год назад

@@sevenproxies4255 I do know that many foods (such as tinned tomatoes) are really bad for BPA contamination due to acids in the food breaking down the coating. I'd speculate only dry foods such as packets of rice would be less likely to be contaminated.

@sevenproxies4255 Год назад

@@repletereplete8002 Yes, anything with tomato in it is a real hassle to store for extended times. I do a little prepping in my spare time and I've noticed how in old military rations, anything with tomato juices in it risk corroding metal cans, and it would probably react with BPA too. But as you said, as far as dry goods are concerned, eating rice or pasta from a BPA lined container should be fine. However there is an issue to be considered with plastic packaging. In factories where they do the packaging, flash and plastic shavings may end up inside of the food. I remember seeing a video where a guy with a microscope took a look at individually packaged slices of cheddar cheese. And let's just say that the slices of cheese contained a bit too much microplastics for comfort.

@repletereplete8002 Год назад

@@sevenproxies4255 I can totally see that happening. I've wondered having been in several major food manufacturing plants what ends up in the packaged food. Chiefly from the production machinery as well as the structure such as lubricants, cleaning agents, metal and building dust, particles of the conveyors not to mention the workers etc. Those places were not possible to keep totally sanitary on a practical basis without having to shut down food production on a daily basis which would probably just cause huge build ups of cleaning products and thus more contaminants. It really is a case of you need to produce nearly everything yourself in some non-existent Shangri-La environment or not think too much about it and take your chances.

@tokiwartooth6835 Год назад

From factory to gullet. This man rocks

@zoranbasic4959 Год назад

Thanks for raising awarness about BPA, since I first heard about it I have switched to glass and steel containers

@benoitbvg2888 Год назад

By steel containers... You mean canned food? BPA is sprayed inside the cans to prevent corrosion from what's inside LOL.

@zoranbasic4959 Год назад

@@benoitbvg2888 no, I mean like electric kettles and stainless steel food containers

@kylegonewild Год назад

@@benoitbvg2888Nobody makes canned food with steel. Aluminum and tin are the primary metals used for food storage and preservation in the mass market.

@zoranbasic4959 Год назад

@@kylegonewild I was thinking about reusable containers at home, it is very hard to find anything in stores not packed in plastic. I avoid canned food if possible

@benoitbvg2888 Год назад

@@kylegonewild...and both are also coated? I'm sure about aluminium, you can set an aluminium can in a sodium hydroxide bath, it'll dissolve the aluminium but leave the plastic. And I hope that's also the case for tin, as it's arguably far more dangerous for the body than any type of plastic.

@georgeleslie7307 Год назад

As dictated by code, PVC piping should only be used for waste water and vent piping.

@SianaGearz Год назад

What plastics do they use for actual drinking water pipes? PS and PP?

@georgeleslie7307 Год назад

@@SianaGearz Nope. Supply is either Copper or Galvanized Metal, which is usually found in older, mid-century buildings.

@NecromancyForKids Год назад

@@georgeleslie7307Or lead if you're Flint.

@iamfuturetrunks Год назад

Maybe where you live but they still use PVC, poly, and sometimes copper for water services here and there. Meanwhile we still have lead and galvanized pipes out there delivering water to people.

@georgeleslie7307 Год назад

@@iamfuturetrunks Lead is definitely a problem, galvanized pipes marginally. Any plumber worth there salt should not be using PVC for supply water.

@Planag7 Год назад

I always like watching these videos when people tell me my concerns with cheap bananas are "making them think about things they really don't want to think about!" Then I tell them about where the term Banana republic comes from.... I am a ray of sunshine...a ray that shows the nasty side of things. So I appreciate these videos.

@JohnSmith-mc2zz Год назад

The only real personal solution is to be interested and wealthy enough to eat only homecooked whole foods and homemade soft beverages. People would quickly get annoyed with Georg if every video he made was: here's this chemical you can't be bothered or afford to avoid. Far as Banana Republic, mall clothing is shit unless it's some mall for genuinely rich people and then everything will be overpriced.

@eldorados_lost_searcher Год назад

@@JohnSmith-mc2zz Even the rich stuff is shit, it just has a higher price tag.

@donpalmera Год назад

So you're that guy that constantly tells everyone how bad everything is with a shit eating grin while they are just trying to get on with their life?

@pjaworek6793 Год назад

Ooh, health matters! Encore!❤ After watching, I feel like a piece of history, avoiding BPA since the 90's. At least it's not in every plastic. It's not in PP or PE's. As a lab tech, I did a study for food safety and only found the expected BHT plastic preservatives (yes, they need preservatives!) leaching from HDPE after subjecting to much heat.

@NarcissistAU Год назад

It's that you'll go nuts trying to opt out of this, let alone all the other stuff, that drives my impotent fury.

@munsunsnight Год назад

There is a good chance we have BPA in our bodies right now as we wright these words, but we have worst shit to get through by the end of the day. We love your videos, cheers from Guatemala!!

@munsunsnight 6 месяцев назад

Wow! @@user-rq3od5vf7x

@shashipancholi Год назад

Lets face it: we’re all here to witness the moment Georg goes full Howard Beal and we start hearing people scream _’mad as hell’_ out their windows

@negotiableaffections Год назад

I love your closing sentence; its seems to be up there with, 'bang or a whimper?' When the realisation sinks in. . .it'll be too late. Cheers Georg.

@tropezando Год назад

I got 99 reproductive problems and BPA is one.

@acleme1709 Год назад

There's a great book on this called Estrogeneration. The author talks about how it's not just BPA but a whole host of estrogenic chemicals and while there's not a ton you can do, you can do enough to matter.

@rickyrico80 Год назад

Imagine being trapped in a burning house made of plastic. Sounds like an awesome 1960s idea. Just make sure the doors and stairs are made of asbestos and you're all set!

@TheRocketbabydoll Год назад

Don’t have to imagine….The Summerland Disaster showed it for real 😢

@rickyrico80 Год назад

@@TheRocketbabydoll I didn't know that case, actual acrylic roofing and asbestos what we're they thinking. Absolutely horrible.

@tttm99 Год назад

Another excellent offering, Georg. Fire station / pyromaniacs... Or vampires / blood bank. Business as usual. But I will indeed bring my jar for the HipTang refill next time I drop in. Try it with fish. Great microplasticy zing to it!

@KnocksSchiller Год назад

for when you need that kinda difference

@rubberface1424 Год назад

Looking forward to the post BPA advertising: Coca Cola - Now in a NON-Poisonous can!

@xtieburn Год назад

Dont worry everyone! They can are going to just replace BPA with BPS... which apparently appears to have very similar health effects... Aw crap.

@nopenope1 Год назад

ah and PFAS and...

@tttm99 Год назад

For a good, solid, reliable and heat resistant lining, I chose a natural mineral: asbestos... 💀

@adampeters7947 Год назад

I was feeling quite happy until i watched this

@bur1t0 Год назад

The biggest source of dietary BPA is thermal printed receipts. The thermal dye is BPA. You go to fast food chain, order something, they give you a receipt, you fidget with it while waiting for your order, then with those same hands, handle food that you are eating. Some soaks through your skin, but most of it is transferred to your food from your hands.

@DJ1573 Год назад

Thats why i always decline the thermal recepeits

@leavemealoneandgoaway Год назад

Thats why i always decline going to a fast food chain

@RinoaL Год назад

I really liked that intro montage.

@twerkingfish4029 Год назад

I'm always comforted by the fact that, no matter how hard we try, we'll all die someday. It lets me sleep at night while also knowing that there's toxic chemicals everywhere.

@dfailsthemost Год назад

That 10 percent in whom in can't be detected are fascinating to consider.

@ChrisParlett Год назад

Thanks, Georg. I feel really good now.

@jovialjadegoliath7071 Год назад

Was reading an article on BPA in clothing a few hours ago. Had the thought, "This sounds like something Gerog would make a video about." Turns out I was not wrong.

@_Ciaran_Maher Год назад

You could probably base a pretty good eugenics program on the this kind of thing. Imagine how few people are free of micro plastics by now

@BigHenFor 11 месяцев назад

Eugenics has nothing to do with this kind of science. Check the Definition, and you will realise that.

@GeordiLaForgery Год назад

Thanks Georg I thought this had been resolved but that was just my stupidity.

@cld5725 Год назад

Cheerful and upbeat as always...

@user-to2gh7sg3l Год назад

Not sure how I've never found this channel but it really is wonderfully done. Thought provoking and laughed with my headphones on a few times. Even the the lighting is great, some people may assume you actually have an X-mas tree size lava lamp right next to you LOL.

@AntonSlavik Год назад

I enjpy Georg's delivery style applied to serious subjects like this.

@dannass5 Год назад

I love your videos man. I've been in the know of this for a long time. It makes me think twice every time I go to the store.

@rhobot75 Год назад

You did not even touch the medical industrial industry. Prescription pill containers, OTC pain reliever containers, just pretty much everything at the drugstore, from the pharmacy, and otherwise well-meaning healthcarers. So much plastic everywhere in healthcare that people have to end up handling day after day and or drinking from. Oh geez, the packaging around patches... the patches themselves! Now imagine putting on a patch... Cold turkey!! Only way to go. Day 4,287. (Love inserting that comma.)

@taipolar333 Год назад

I just woke up and watched this video. I am now sad.

@strfy3492 Год назад

its also in paper products

@Vidar_Odinson Год назад

Well that was uplifting! Time to get blind drunk, hopefully the alcohol abuse will kill me before the plastics do.

@GeordiLaForgery Год назад

I guess we should avoid metal beer cans.. frightening

@erikarnold4737 Год назад

It's too bad Dollar Beans didn't choose to sponsor this one, their BPA levels are supposedly only medium. We gave em a go and I feel fine I guess.

@NewRSM1994 Год назад

Considering the World we live in im pretty sure this is some sort of Pop. Control.

@Bshipbuilder 10 месяцев назад

Was very aware and avoidant of all this in my 20's and 30's. Now I'm ground down, hurried, broker than ever, and swill water from plastic bottles 5 days a week.

@dubuyajay9964 Год назад

Even plain bottled water isn't safe. Typical.

@GeordiLaForgery Год назад

I heard they're full of microplastics too.

@xponen Год назад

no, the label on the bottle tells us what type of plastic it is, and then we can check online if it contains BPA. The one in aluminium-can & tin-can is unknown because there's no label.

@xponen Год назад

@@GeordiLaForgery microplastic is when plastic decay due to sunlight/UV rays, or if added intentionally as microbeads in skin care products.

@fall190 Год назад

@@xponen The other stuff they use is just as bad, it just hasn't yet been proven to cause harm. Wait a couple of years. and they will have to replace it with something else.

@edwardkantowicz4707 Год назад

@xponen Only partially correct I'm afraid mate... It also includes the tiny bits you cannot see that fly off each time you unscrew, and re-screw a threaded plastic cap on a plastic beverage bottle. It includes unknown sources, as from plastic machinery, conveyor belts, and plastic tubing in food processing. Even plastic tubing in medical supplies/medical or hospital settings, such as IVs, and blood or plasma bags. It also includes household dust constituents from plastic fibres used in making synthetic carpets and upholstery, as well as from from machine washing and drying fleece, polyester microfibre, and other assorted synthetic fabrics. Bits of all of this junk get picked up by furnaces, hoovers, and some are even transformed into even more dangerous smaller, and different compounds as they're re-circulated through our home environments. They're found in everything from breastmilk, blood, rice, sea salt, tea, and now plants as well. They're as ubiquitous as PFAS, and BPA.

@Ryan-vl2nn 11 месяцев назад

Honestly surprised that Google/RU-vid hasn’t demonetized your channel for this truthful video alone. I guess just give ‘em time. 🇺🇸 ©

@gildedpeahen876 Год назад

The compound it’s been replaced with is essentially just as bad, and merely hasn’t been tested to prove how bad it is yet.

@Pushyhog Год назад

I never eat out or a drive thru and watch what buy at markets

@brianandrews6124 Год назад

Thank you. Just thank you.

@iamfuturetrunks Год назад

Someone in another video/article mentioned all those containers that say BPA free are just substituting a different type of BPA type chemical cause its not outlawed.

@Spicy_Spores 9 месяцев назад

thanks for your important work georg

@polaris911 Месяц назад

great video but also worth mentioning BPF and BPS. Even if a product says "BPA free" they'll just use a sister chemical with even less data but likely the same risks

@Fleshcut Год назад

I wish we humans would care a little more about basic stuff like everyones health.

@gloopgloopglorp Год назад

Well that was horrifying.

@LyonTheGreat Год назад

Hilariously enough, I watched this video in a sunbaked car, after a long summer day running errands around town, and was drinking out of a disposable plastic water bottle. The ending of this video definitely gave me pause...

@MrJoingi Год назад

Another nice uplifting video from Georg :)

@thehypest6118 Год назад

I genuinely don't know where to get unpolluted water or food from and it plays on my mind every day

@austinellis7625 Год назад

exactly. every day we're told how far up shit creek we are. no-one tells us where the paddles are.

@codyw518 11 месяцев назад

As a chemist this is right up my valley

@Oni_Dino Год назад

I was opening up a can of soup while watching this

@Boball345 Год назад

Glad we got a hiptang reference next to realization of how plastic we've all become

@r.s.dissendissen6752 6 месяцев назад

FINALLY A GOOD VIDEO ABOUT BPA!!!!!🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

@roninhood1027 Год назад

Still, I thought he was brilliant in ‘The A Team’ and ‘Rocky iii!’

@PowerScissor 11 месяцев назад

Generally speaking people don't change, or change their ways often or easily. Change happens when groups get old and die, and new people replace them with their new ways of doing things.

@markiangooley Год назад

I’ve been told that there are BPA substitutes that do the same thing in plastics as BPA does. But they’re somewhat similar to BPA in structure, and might also be harmful: it’s just that they haven’t been studied much.

@AuroraAce. Год назад

ooh it's a new georg video, time to set playback speed to 1.5

@Craxin01 Год назад

Greed destroys everything.

@painbow6528 Год назад

The rise of bottled water still baffles me. Comes out the taps, lads.

@Urmum41 Год назад

most rain and groundwater probably has microplastics in it as well, there is no escape.

@Connordaboss45 Год назад

More than 1 million Americans do not have access to safe water

@burtbackattack Год назад

@@Connordaboss45That's so fucked up. You'd think think wealthiest country in the world would be able (or more like willing) to supply safe drinking water for all it's citizens.

@Connordaboss45 Год назад

@@burtbackattack Especially since we ship money and resources out to wars that have nothing to do with us

@BigHenFor 11 месяцев назад

And British water companies are to be trusted, right?

@yonghoju Год назад

Interesting to note that BPA free plastics are supoosedly no safer than plastics containing BPA. So just avoid plastic entirely? Seems to be the safest course of action seeings as BPA free is no guarantee of a safe product. My mother had a scan recently and a 2 cm long growth was discovered on her thyroid. We don't know if it is cancer yet, Doctors are still looking into it. Looks like you hit it home hard today Georg.

@PawsOnTheBalcony Год назад

Think positive, it could just be a harmless nodule. My thyroid was littered with them, leading to hyperthyroidism. They removed the whole thing eventually, but none of it was cancerous. Best of luck to your mum.

@yonghoju Год назад

@@PawsOnTheBalcony Thankyou I appreciate your considerate words. I said to her it could be nothing basically, she’s fortunate that she does have the medical system which is going to look after her best they can I hope, we will know in a few weeks bc that’s how long we have to wait for a biopsy.

@yonghoju 11 месяцев назад

Some good news to announce mum got the results of her scan and she’s in the clear. No cancer. Thanks again for everyone’s kind words. ❤

@spenceradams8801 Год назад

I LOVE YOU !!!!!!!!

@GeorgRockallSchmidt Год назад

Love you too

@odnamsrazor2364 Год назад

one of the more ironic aspects of plastics superseding alternate practices was the substitution of plastic grocery bags for paper bags ( you can usually still request paper, but you have to go out of your way to get them ): the environmental nutbags were a primary driving force for this, as using plastic bags was supposed to mean that fewer trees would be cut down.

@snarkybuttcrack Год назад

supermarkets were the primary driver of plastic bags not environmentalists you twat

@IdleRain Год назад

This planet needs to do something about its homo sapien "problem"

@satyasyasatyasya5746 Год назад

*why is everything poison?!* oh... yeh, capitalism... we should probably do something about that

@MrVidification Год назад

according to london economist france banned it completely, and the UK no longer follows EU safety over safe levels of bpa, now potentially allowing much higher levels

@MrVidification 6 месяцев назад

@@user-rq3od5vf7x ask your dentist or even show them the video. The risks are probably low for most people

@thatguythatdoesstuff5899 Год назад

Remember when plastic was regarded as safe and inert? What the actual fnuc.

@reginaldthunderfuck4832 Год назад

Nice to know how I'm going to die.

@bagavondo2477 Год назад

even nicer to know that we are all going to die

@fall190 Год назад

@@bagavondo2477 We are not going to die, we will just be chronically ill and have to pay big pharma for treatment.

@wombatillo Год назад

Some companies have started replacing BPA with BPS for example. Turns out BPS isn't much better.

@aspiring... Год назад

It will very soon be a Children of Men style nightmare.

@kevinmcqueenie7420 Год назад

Ah, another slice of existential dread and ennui from my favorite online miserabilist. Cheers for reminding me that we are only bank accounts with flesh avatars to these corporate demons, Georg. Toodle pip!

@Punisher9419 Год назад

I'm no chemist but is it not possible to someway make the plastics more stable so they don't leak chemicals after manufacture?

@ceesno9955 3 месяца назад

I think the point is to leak. 😮 Sure everything could be made better, then someone thinks it should be cheapen. So items start to suck and people cut corners and people die. They call death an acceptable way to conduct business. 😮

@duncanself5111 Год назад

Thanks for the info 😢👍 I've always thought things taste better from glass containers

@Vagolyk Год назад

Well that green tint of the glass bottle is something yummy too.

@toddhodgson2130 Год назад

That's all fine... nothing another pharmaceutical subscription can't fix!?

@bobstown5259 2 месяца назад

The scary part is that it took the west and later on the emperial periphery 64 years to make all this plastic pollution. Honestly scary.

@youtubs7890 Год назад

I did press the like button, but when I did, I had the distinct feeling that .. "I don't like this"..

@therealbluedragon Год назад

Been looking for a good source of doom, looks like im eating well tonight.

@egggge4752 Год назад

Well i guess i have to smoke even harder to raise my testosterone levels.

@JamesKonzek-xr5zy Месяц назад

My favorite is Yellow #5

@haukur1 Год назад

Ah, that music. Very reminiscent of Frank Klepacki. 0:47

@evilsdemise1287 Год назад

Just what I needed, something else informing me of why I will be expiring prematurely. Should've ended it with "Have a nice day everyone".

@ShoegazeForever Год назад

_plastic bottles that i drink from everyday,_ its over

@brendanward2991 Год назад

Yay! Something new to stress about.

@edwardkantowicz4707 Год назад

No need to stress about it. Simply make changes to your everyday habits if it is concerning. Allowing oneself to become worked up over the inevitable is probably just as deleterious to one's health ultimately. Take a calm and sobre approach. Then be prepared to make different choices is all.

@klobiforpresident2254 Год назад

Something's different about the BPA-free examples used in this video. Must be thr Hip-Tang®!

@lightningspectacular Год назад

Hiptang shout out!

@quietdignityandgrace Год назад

Great, so in 100 years the average life expectancy will drop to where it was 200 years ago. 45 at best.

@fall190 Год назад

I think Life expectancy will go up but we will be extremely chronically ill. So shit quality of life

@paulhadden Год назад

Well here I was thinking I was all clever by heating up tuna tins with kettle water, now there’s pause for thought

@Crispman_777 Год назад

I bring my bucket to the Hiptang pump

@cowledclown1323 Год назад

Great video, thanks for ruining my day

@leon_De_Grelle Год назад

A year or so after the birth of my first son I was so serendipitously informed of the dangers of BPA. It was in his bottles, in his pacifier, in everything. The regulatory agencies and the manufacturers knew for years. Eat real food. Use O.G. simple alloys and metals, glass, etc. with no linings. Simple as. That extra $1 you spend will save you and your childrens endocrine system. And maybe your son won't become one of the 41% higher incidence gang, if you know you know.