Money brings not only harm, but also poison. There is poison on the banknotes. Money can be dangerous not only by its impact on the fragile psyche of those who seek to get it, but also by the poison that banknotes are contaminated with, as Pannochka, an online publication for girls and women aged 14 to 35, reports.. net According to American scientists, cash registers, wallets and purses contribute to the fact that money is contaminated with bisphenol A. It is a potentially toxic substance found in some plastics, thermal paper, etc..

The amount of bisphenol in dollars, euros, yuan and rubles is about ten times higher than in house dust. True, a person comes into contact with dust much more often than with money..

Interestingly, bisphenol has a structural similarity to estrogen, the female sex hormone..

Therefore, in men, bisphenol causes a decrease in the level of male sex hormones, and in children it can provoke the development of asthma.. There is also evidence that bisphenol can affect the functioning of the heart and even lead to cancer..

Fortunately, after all, its amount on money is not so large as to seriously affect health.. The dirtiest money was found in the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.

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