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I saw that plastic glasses have bpa in them used to bite on arms of them not anymore will that cause cancer.
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Unlikely but...: BPA has many negative effects on health. Even though you no longer bite on your glasses you are still likely exposed daily from other sources. BPA is just one of many common toxins that increase risk of cancer, but, while everyone has some BPA, few will get cancer from it. Minimize all toxic exposures and take steps to keep your immune system strong. See comments and http://tinyurl.com/jmth6lt
Answered 11/28/2017
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