Recently, a new study from New York University found that chemicals used to make plastics are endangering the health of consumers. Frequent contact with plastics or eating canned food may cause children to get fat.

　　Previous studies have shown that bisphenol A causes human endocrine disorder and threatens human health by interfering with hormones. In order to avoid injury, the use of bisphenol s and bisphenol F as substitutes is increasing, and they are widely used in synthetic plastics, inner wall of aluminum packaging of food and beverage and thermal paper. Dr. Jacobson of New York University School of medicine used the data of the national health and nutrition survey to evaluate the association between bisphenol s and bisphenol F and obesity in children and adolescents aged 6 ~ 19. The results showed that children with high levels of bisphenol s and bisphenol F in urine had a significantly increased probability of obesity

 the research results show that, as a new generation of substitutes for bisphenol A, bisphenol s and bisphenol F still do great harm to children. Product substitution does not fundamentally solve the problem that such chemicals damage human health. At present, the only way is to keep children away from plastic products as far as possible.