I know it's more than you want to know, but fishes do nasty things in water!
But now it's known that water makes you fat and unhealthy. Not from the fish!
Well this kind of puts a light to things when you look around at people.
Well you get what you pay for. Your low taxes at work get nasty
to save money! More of a point why I am voting Hillary!
I remember in the late 1980's when Perrier was banned in the USA because
it had feces in it! Me being a kid it seemed funny because of the yuppies
that where drinking it at the time! Nasty!
Now... I don't know if a water filter would really get that stuff!
I knew water was making people fat I noticed this and have been thinking
it was for a long time! Crap what am I going to drink?
~~~~~Study: Public water supply is unsafe for millions of Americans
Millions of Americans may be drinking water with unsafe levels of industrial
chemicals, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal Environmental
Science & Technology Letters. These chemicals, known as
polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances or PFASs, have been linked to
high cholesterol, obesity, hormone suppression
chemicals, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal Environmental
Science & Technology Letters. These chemicals, known as
polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances or PFASs, have been linked to
high cholesterol, obesity, hormone suppression
and even cancer.
Introduced
more than 60 years ago, PFASs are a category of man-made chemicals
that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment. "I do think that Americans
should be concerned about these chemicals," said Susan M. Pinney, a professor in
the department of environmental health at University of Cincinnati. Pinney, who did
not participate in the new research, explained that not enough time has elapsed to
understand all the long-term health effects of these toxins.
that degrade very slowly, if at all, in the environment. "I do think that Americans
should be concerned about these chemicals," said Susan M. Pinney, a professor in
the department of environmental health at University of Cincinnati. Pinney, who did
not participate in the new research, explained that not enough time has elapsed to
understand all the long-term health effects of these toxins.
