Microplastics In Water

Live sustainably to improve your health and the environment. Limit your use of plastic to reduce ocean pollution. One study found that there are 24.4 trillion pieces of microplastics in the world's upper oceans [1]. Microplastics are used to make everything from flooring to electronic devices to non-stick cookware.
Be conscious of what you're purchasing. These items inevitably end up in a landfill, where they can be blown into our waters.

Refreshing and Toxic-free is the Way to Be
Nourish your body with water rather than harm it. A 2017 report analyzed 159 water samples in 14 countries. 80% of samples found microplastics in tap water and bottled water [2]. Water can get contaminated in many ways, including:

• Runoff from fire hydrant foam
• Sewer overflows
• Larger plastic pieces degrading
• Washing down our drains and into water supply
• Bottled water and cap pollution

Hydrate on the go without using plastic bottles. 94% of U.S. samples used in this study found microplastics in bottled water. Cross bottled water off of your grocery list. An LA Times report found that the most mass-produced water companies (like Pepsi and Coca-Cola) use tap water [3]. Not only are there microplastics in many tap water supplies, but the water is bottled in plastic, like BPA. BPA is a known endocrine disruptor. Reclaim your health by taking clean water into your own hands.

Detox from Microplastics in Water
Improve your quality of life with proper hydration. Drink at least eight glasses per day. Optimize your wellness by making sure there are no microplastics in your drinking water. Studies show that microplastics may:

• Cause inflammation
• Cause stress on healthy cells
• Negatively impact the nervous system
• Disturb metabolism
• Increase the risk of cancer

Relax with a refreshing glass of toxic-free water. Reduce your exposure to microplastics to live a healthier life.

H2-Hello
Say goodbye to microplastics in drinking water and the ocean. Revitalize your body and the environment with these recommendations:

• Contact your local water supplier for a water safety report.
• Drink up with style by using reusable water containers.
• Save the reefs and your skin with Peak Detox  Approved Sunscreens.
• Spruce up the house with plastic-free cleaning supplies, especially when washing clothes.
• Purchase your clothes at second-hand stores rather than on Amazon.
• Test your water.
• Reduce your use of all plastic to prevent overflowing landfills.

Test your body for levels of BPA and other toxic chemicals that leach into your water, food, and more. Discover which of your everyday items are increasing your toxic load. Receive the guidance you need to personalize your detox journey.

Sources:
[1] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/10/211027122120.htm#
[2] https://orbmedia.org/invisibles-final-report
[3] https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-09-28/bottled-water-is-really-just-tap-water
[4] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0048969720374039