Multiple studies support that there’s a link between various conditions and health concerns and the presence of BPA in our environment. Although not all of them are conclusive yet, the studies linked below suggest strong correlations between some severe health problems and exposure to BPA: Increased blood pressure and heart rate variability Increased risk of type two diabetes and obesity since BPA alters the human endocrine system Behavioral changes in children, accompanied by high levels of anxiety, depression, inattention, and hyperactivity Various cardiovascular issues, including coronary and peripheral arterial diseases, hypertension angina, and cardiac arrest Retarded fetal growth, if the mother is exposed to BPA in the prenatal period Considering the implications of these issues, it’s best to avoid BPA as much as possible - at least when it comes to drinking water.