Some tea bags release billions of tiny plastic particles when immersed in hot water, creating tea that can harm your health and increase your risk of cancer—but not all tea is equally as dangerous.

Whether you drink the occasional bottle of water or you religiously guzzle bottles down each day, you’re going to want to read this. Scientists have now issued a warning for those of you bottle lovers ...

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“To me, it feels more alive,” said Samantha Reich, who collected 50 gallons in water-cooler jugs that she strapped into her sedan with seatbelts on a recent morning. Image Samantha Reich ...

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scientists have found that a simple cup of tea might come with an unwanted extra ingredient: billions of microscopic plastic particles. A new study reveals that common tea bags can release substantial ...

Consuming tea from plastic tea bags can also lead to behavioral, developmental, and reproductive health issues. Nanoplastics are everywhere and bottled water is no exception. In a study published ...

Drinking hot beverages like tea or coffee in disposable paper cups is common ... Citing an August 2024 study, Dr Malhotra said that exposure to hot liquids in plastic-coated paper cups for just 15 ...

Polymer tea bags release billions of micro and nanoplastic ... allowing them to enter the bloodstream and travel throughout the body. Plastic trash contamination is a serious environmental issue ...