| If it is true that many sick people have higher levels than average, that doesn't prove that bisphenol A is responsible. There are at least a few other possibilities. A very likely one is that there may be a link between these diseases and products with bisphenol A. For example, bisphenol A is much more likely to be found in soda, and fast/junk food than in say, carrots. In fact you could even go one step further and say that those foods don't cause disease, it's because the lazy/fat people are the ones consuming junk food. At least to some extent this is true. | 
