Apple Creates Sex Related Controversy

As in the days of Adam & Eve, an apple is
responsible for a modern day sex related
controversy.  Greenpeace is claiming that
Apple's I-Phone contains toxins that could
interfere with the development of a man's
reproductive organ.

A Greenpeace Research Laboratories senior
scientist Dr David Santillo, had reported in
his findings that "Two of the phthalate
plasticisers found at high levels in the
headphone cable are classified in Europe as
'toxic to reproduction, category 2' because
of their long-recognised ability to interfere
with sexual development in mammals."

The question that needs to be answered is
whether the negative effects are relevant to
humans.

According to a study from the Society of
Toxicology, research [on monkeys] indicates that
the reproductive effects observed in rodents
may not be relevant to humans.

The operative phrase, "may not be relevant to humans"
only adds fuel to the Greenpeace flame.