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Don't choose plastic bottles, avoid canned food.

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Microwave costs money so don't use one duh 

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Microwave costs money so don't use one duh 

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- Avoiding plastic products
- Many children toys also have BPA
-Food containers made out of metal and plastic are also common object in which BPAs can be found
- Receipts

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1. avoid plastic objects
2. pay attention when buying children's toys
3. wash hands
4. avoid canned food products

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Some costs of embracing these changes can be spending more money on BPA free products

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1) Don't use plastic bottles
2) avoid plastic containers
3) Receipts

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1. dont take reciepts
2. use glass containers
3. wash hands
4. use bpa free products
5. drink tap water

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1.  when using plastic don't heat in microwave.
2. try using more glass instead of plastic .
3.Choose stainless steel or cast iron pans over nonstick.
4. Drink a lot of water .
5.use better---and less----cleaning products.

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Ways to avoid
1. technology
2. Kids toys
3.canned foods
4.water bottles
5.wash your hands after touching something

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Limiting use of things like plastic water bottles and children's plastic toys will help to limit exposure to BPA

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Limiting use of things like plastic water bottles and children's plastic toys will help to limit exposure to BPA

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Plastic water bottles - switch to a BPA free water bottle
Children's toys - shopping for kids toys in stores that do not sell toys containing BPA
Plastic and metal food containers - switch over to containers the do not contain BPA
Receipts - avoid taking receipts unless necessary
Eating utensils - use BPA free eating utensils
These changes will require spending money on new products that are BPA free but it's worth it in the long run. For those interested, BPA has been prove to be harmful and I recommend following the list I've come up with to ensure that you live a healthier and safer life.

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Ways you are exposed to BPA:
1.kids toys
2.containers and other platics
3.canned products(food)
4.reciepts
5.reusable plastic water bottles

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1. Avoid plastic eating utensils
2. Avoid canned food
3.Avoid plastic water bottles
4.Avoid plastic baby bottles
5.Avoid children's toys

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Plastic water bottles - switch to a BPA free water bottle
Children's toys - shopping for kids toys in stores that do not sell toys containing BPA
Plastic and metal food containers - switch over to containers the do not contain BPA

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water bottles, containers, eating utensils, baby bottles, etc. 

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water bottles, containers, eating utensils, baby bottles, etc. 

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To minimize these exposures

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1.sports water bottles
2. canned foods
3. toys
4. baby bottles
5. pacifiers
read ingredients on things you buy
read even the fine print on everything you buy and use
use less plastic
avoid contact

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reusable plastic water bottles
utensils
baby bottles
cd's
canned food
solutions? stop drinking and eating out of plastic and don't store stuff in plastic
use stashers and Klean

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-Don't use a microwave
-Cut down on canned foods
-Get BPA free water bottles
-Only use powdered baby formula
-Use fancy metal utensils not plastic

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ways we are exposed is by sports equipment, auto parts, eating utensils, baby bottles, and CDs and DVDs
Ways to avoid it is to stop buying products with BPA in it.

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How you get exposed
1.  water bottles
2.  canned foods
3. CD's and DVD's
4. Baby bottles
5.Kids Toys

Approaches
1. BPA free water bottles
2. drink tap water
3.cut down on canned foods
4. wash hands regularly
5. Don't touch recipts

These steps do not take much time or money, all you have to do is be aware of your surroundings.

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Avoid any plastic products, check food ingredients to make sure its BPA free

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Avoid any plastic products, check food ingredients to make sure its BPA free

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1. dont take reciepts
2. use glass water bottles
3. check packaging for labels mentioning bpa.
4.wash your hands
5.drink tap water

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we are exposed to BPA because its used in water bottles, food containers, eating utensils, eyeglass lenses, laptops etc. 

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we are exposed to BPA because its used in water bottles, food containers, eating utensils, eyeglass lenses, laptops etc. 

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Steps to avoid it may require more time and money

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Steps to avoid it may require more time and money

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1. use bpa free containers. (glass)
2. dont take reciepts
3.check your groceries for labels mentioning bpa.

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We can limit our BPA exposed by staying away from plastic as much as we can. In doing so, it won't require more time or money but it will hurt the companies and businesses that sell products with BPA.  There has already been a ton of regulation to minimize the use of BPA in packaging, baby toys etc., but we need to stop using it completely.
As it relates to health, I would tell someone that there are reproductive problems if exposed to too much of it. That is because BPA mimics the hormone estrogen.

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water bottles, containers, eating utensils, baby bottles, etc. 

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water bottles, containers, eating utensils, baby bottles, etc. 

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Plastic water bottles - switch to a BPA free water bottle
Children's toys - shopping for kids toys in stores that do not sell toys containing BPA
Plastic and metal food containers - switch over to containers the do not contain BPA

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Plastic packaging, one use disposable water bottles/utensils, canned foods, eye glass lenses, car parts. It can be more expensive to avoid products containing BPA and you might have to eat out less or eat less fast/processed food. By avoiding these products you are less likely to be affected by the endocrine effects.

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ways exposed sports equipment, auto parts and eating utensils.

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1.  water bottles
2.  canned foods
3. CDs and DVDs
4. Baby bottles
5.

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1. Pipes for water supply
2. Lining of food and drink cans
3. Cosmetics products
4. Children's toys
5. DVDs and CDs

Solutions:
avoid canned food, look for BPA-free alternatives, legislation limiting manufacturer's use of BPA, spread awareness of how common BPA is, shop locally instead of from huge companies without regulation.

This would likely cost more time and effort for consumers. The price of shopping consciously might exclude low income consumers from participating. Still, anyone with the means should make an effort to avoid BPA for their health.

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-plastic water bottles
-plastic lining in food and drink cans
-CD's
-cosmetics products
-Children's toys
Solutions: replacing BPA with alternative substances. You can alter your own life by checking for BPA free labels.

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5 ways we are exposed to it:
1. tech
2. CD's and DVDs
3. water bottles
4. auto parts
5. children's toys

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A lot of BPA exposure comes from things like childrens toys and containers. Although some states have taken effective precautionary measures, BPA is still widely circulated in the US and other countries.

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The amount of BPA use should be limited and limiting use of plastics and other things containing BPA will lessen exposure

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The amount of BPA use should be limited and limiting use of plastics and other things containing BPA will lessen exposure

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1. Subsitute canned food
2. limit packaged food intake
3. avoid plastic storage
4. eat less frozen foods
5. dont heat stuff up in cans
All of these things seem really easy. They do cost more time.