Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Bad Wrap


Most of you know that wrapping your child's (and your) food in plastic wrap, bags and bowls exposes them to a PVC plasticisers and BPA that disrupt the endrocrine system (a complex network of glands including ovaries, testes, thyroid, adrenals and intestines) and chromosomal DNA (the basic structure of life). In additioin to the above mentioned disruption plastics and plastic wraps contain carcinogenics (dethylhexyl)adepate (DEHA).

With a large subset of children with autism having a compromised immune system and gastrointestinal issues this topic should be an area of concern for our loved ones on the spectrum (and each one of us). So what to we do? How do we store our left overs? What about school lunches?
Alternate Solutions
Tomato film: the latest researchers have developed an edible film using a tomato puree base. The edible film will protect food from contamination by many types of bacteria, including E. coli. The researchers belive that their tomato based film may even be beneficial to health due to the inherent health benefits of eating tomatoes.
Diamant Film
One of the world's first NON-PVC polystyrene-based stretch films, Diamant Food Wrap is a revolutionary health oriented product that is both recyclable and ecologically friendly.
For consumers who want an alternative to PVC-based stretch film. Diamant Food Wrap is the natural choice. Contains no plasticizer or chlorine and is NON-carcinogenic, completely recyclable. http://www.diamantfilm.com/
Natural Value Recloseable Plastic Bags
Free of PVCs and plasticizers these environmentally friendly reclosable sandwich bags are perfect when lightweight, securely closed bags are a necessity. Check out our plastic bag dryer to reuse and stretch your dollar even further!
Natural Value Waxed Paper Bags Unbleached
The incentive behind the experiment is that there is increasing need for natural food coating films that contain antimicrobial properties. This is due to the growing consumer concern about synthetic preservatives. The researchers thought that their tomato based film may even be beneficial to health due to the inherent health benefits of eating tomatoes.




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