Things Worth Noting
Microplastics in canned soda pose significant health risks and environmental concerns. These tiny plastic particles can leach into beverages from can linings, potentially causing inflammation and oxidative stress in consumers. Many plastics contain harmful additives like phthalates and BPA, which disrupt hormonal systems. Environmentally, microplastics contribute to pollution, harming aquatic ecosystems and entering the food […]
Microplastic contamination in table salt is a global issue, with studies showing its presence in sea, lake, and rock salts. Research indicates that up to 94% of salt products worldwide contain microplastics, with higher concentrations in sea salts. This pollution stems from plastic waste in marine environments, affecting salts from various regions, including significant findings […]
Filtered water is not pure because it may still contain trace amounts of impurities such as microplastics, PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), and fluoride. Long answer: Filtered water undergoes a process to remove various impurities and contaminants, making it safer and more pleasant to drink than untreated water. However, achieving absolute purity is challenging due […]