New research hints that chemicals in plastic water bottles could be causing damage to our organs
Research suggests that microplastics from plastic water bottles, found in the water we drink, food we eat, and air we breathe, could be damaging internal organs. An animal study indicated potential kidney function impact. Bottled water is emerging as a primary source of concern as plastic packaging releases microplastics into the water, potentially causing health issues such as lung damage, breathing problems, skin irritation, weakened immune systems and heart disease.
