The high quantity of nanoplastics found in bottled water has the potential to disrupt the body’s cellular functions, according to a newly published study.
“As a demonstration, micro-nano plastics in bottled water are analyzed with multidimensional profiling of individual plastic particles,” the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences study reported. “Quantification suggests more than 10⁵ particles in each liter of bottled water, the majority of which are nanoplastics.”
