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Ive been drinking out of water bottles my whole pregnancy & i just read about how it could hurt my baby because of bpa. should i be worried?
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No!: These "studies" are incomplete and as usual do nothing but FRIGHTEN people!!! The amount of these chemicals is MINUTE short term (as is nine months!!!) NOT TO WORRY! Hope this HELPS! Good Luck and keep hydrated!! Dr Z
Answered 4/15/2016
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