Worried about microplastics... Do you use a water purifier? Do you avoid bottled water?

These days, it's a hot issue... microplastics...

There are articles suggesting that instead of drinking microplastics from bottled water, it's better to drink tap water.

Microplastics are detected more frequently in the brain than in other organs, and it is also suggested that these microplastics may affect dementia.

Plastic tends to stick well to fat, and since the brain is made up of 60% fat,

So, it's detected more in the brain... ㅠㅠ

Natural Dream opened right in front of the house, and since last year, it has been offering anti-cancer foods and vegetables for cancer patients.

And cancer patients should drink water free of microplastics.

They were promoting a water called Gipeun... Since I am also a cancer patient, I keep noticing it...

Nature Dream Gipeum Water is packaged in an eco-friendly Tetra Pak.

You can drink without worrying about microplastics...

I receive bottled water from the company every month, so I haven't installed a water purifier separately.

I'm drinking bottled water provided by the company...

However... these days, there's a lot of talk about microplastics...

I'm thinking about whether to install a water purifier instead of drinking bottled water provided by the company.

And I usually put it in a tumbler when the kids go out to play or go on a picnic.

Should I still join Natural Dream and buy water to drink by purchasing that tetra pak bottled water...

This has always been a concern of mine...

When we were young, we lived without much concern about environmental hormones...

At the very least, even the Chinese restaurant would take the dishes to wash and bring them back...

It has completely switched to disposable items since COVID-19.

Our young children...

I'm worried about excessive exposure to environmental hormones and microplastics released from disposable products...

Does everyone use a water purifier? Do you drink tetra pak water like at Nature Dream?

Do you not drink beverages in convenience store PET bottles?

In order for children to face the future healthily... I feel like I need to change something...

This convenience... really... it's hard to escape from it ㅠㅠ

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Oh.. I have one more thing to tell you...

Tetra Pak, which we commonly refer to as sterilized packs, is safely coated with paper.

They say it's good because it doesn't absorb water and is environmentally friendly...

Recycling tetra packs is more difficult than regular paper packs.

Unlike coated paper packs, sterile packs are laminated with aluminum foil, making recycling difficult.