Bisphenol A, abbreviated to BPA, is a synthetic chemical agent that is used in plastic food and beverage containers such as baby bottles.  It is also a component of the lining of canned metal food cans.  BPA can leach out from the container and contaminate the food inside, particularly when exposed to high temperatures.  Recently, BPA has been implicated in many adverse health conditions, including an increased risk for obesity.Insulin Resistance

According to recent research published in the Environmental Health Perspective, the estrogenic properties of BPA can disrupt pancreatic beta-cell function.  The beta cells store and release insulin, the primary hormone involved in maintaining appropriate blood-sugar levels.  Low-dose, long-term exposure to BPA caused a rise in insulin production that lead to insulin resistance.  Other studies have indicated that elevated insulin levels are a risk factor for obesity.

Increase in Fat Cell Production

Obesity is an increase in either the number or size of fat cells, also called adipocytes.  The estrogen-like effects of BPA has been shown in a Japanese study to cause both hyperplasia (an increase in the number of fat cells) and hypertrophy (an enlargement of the fat cells) in laboratory mice.  The effect was even greater when an increase in insulin production was simultaneously occurring.

A more recent study led by Tufts University scientists confirmed the results.  Exposure to BPA increased the fat cell production in laboratory test mice whose mothers had been exposed to the chemical, despite holding other factors constant, such as calorie intake and physical activity.  Those mice produced offspring that became an average of 15% heavier in adulthood.

Thyroid and Endocrine Dysfunction

BPA is an endocrine disruptor, which is an outside chemical that can mimic a natural body hormone and fool the body into over-responding, such as increasing body mass through growth hormone or stimulating insulin production when it is not needed.  A 2007 study found that BPA can bind to the thyroid hormone receptor, interrupting its function.  Thyroid conditions, particularly hypothyroidism, have been implicated in weight gain.

ATP SCIENCE TO THE RESCUE

ATP Science have developed a number of key products specifically designed to

‘mop up and remove’ BPA’s and other chemical based estrogen compounds to greatly reduce FAT STORAGE and TOXINS!

Alpha Venus both Male and female and Block E3 work great together as a stack to synergistically remove all toxic Estrogens from the body!

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Alpha Venus is a full body estrogen dominant detoxifier moping up and removing all toxic Estrogens in its path!

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Block E3 is designed to target specific areas of the body where fat storage is more prominent

Applied externally as a cream to the problem area in question Block E3 goes to work detoxing and removing ‘bad’ estrogen from the area.