1mL of PET bottled water – more than 100 million nanoplastics An international research team, including the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, recently investigated bottled water.
They measured the concentration of nanoplastics in water bottles. The research team published this research result in [Journal of Environmental Science and Technology].
The research team purchased and tested PET bottled water from four companies distributed in Norway. As a result of filtering and analyzing bottled water through a fine glass fiber filter membrane, 1 ml of sample contained an average of 166 million nanoplastics.
Nanoplastics are pieces of plastic with a diameter of less than 1 μm, or 1/1000th of a mL. An adult who drinks 2 liters of water per day consumes 120 trillion per year.
The research team explained that a child who drinks 1 liter of water a day
can be considered to ingest 54 trillion nanoplastics per year.
It is true that life has become richer and more convenient.
And there is so much information. This article makes me reflect on what I need to do for my health and body. The way to be healthy is to start by changing your surroundings.
Water bottles need to be replaced.
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