The latest research in the United States warns! 93% of bottled water is polluted by "plastic particles". Orb Media, an American non-profit organization, released the latest global survey results. In domestic famous bottled water brands such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, Nestle and Wahaha, up to 93% of the products contain tiny plastic fibers or particles, which may have adverse effects on human health after long-term drinking.
First of all, it is possible that the plastic bottle itself may have some plastic particles. If these particles enter the human body, they may not be digested or accumulate over time, and some other substances will be formed in the human body, causing harm to the human body. It is also possible. Although as people who eat melons, we still don't understand what role these particles will play in people's stomachs, it is obviously not good news for the human body.
Secondly, if there are concerns and hidden dangers in bottled water, whether bottled water should be drunk is a problem worthy of consideration. In fact, bottled water has a high market share in China, and many people are used to bottled water. It is unknown whether it will have an impact on the drinking water market if it is cancelled rashly.
In a word, 90% bottled water contains plastic particles, which I think is a hidden danger of our drinking water safety. You mean, if bottled water really has such a big safety hazard, should you drink bottled water? What are the options if you don't drink bottled water? It's really a headache