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'What is making us so anxious? No one knows for sure, but so far, studies have indicated that technology, social media, fast-paced lifestyles, poor diet, lack of exercise, and more are probably all contributing to the problem. A recent study, however, pointed to something we may not have thought about—our plastics.
Study Finds BPA Increases Anxiety
New research from the North Carolina State University found that exposure to bisphenol-A (BPA) in early life results in high levels of anxiety. BPA is a chemical used in the manufacture of hard plastics and the coatings of food and drink cans, as well as in some dental sealants and composites, and on cash register receipts. It’s also in a variety of products that surround us everyday, including compact disks, plastic dinnerware, food storage containers, automobile parts, toys, and impact-resistant safety equipment.'
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