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#PFAS highlights concerns about per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, often dubbed "forever chemicals." Users share insights on environmental impact, health risks, regulations, and personal stories related to contamination and remediation efforts.
Get that class, action ready y’all… Apple has known for years that this had Pfas - I knew about this three years ago - We need to hold these companies accountable for putting us at risk when they knowingly put toxic chemicals in our products ##applewatch##fitbit##pfas##toxicchemicals
Someday we might actually have clean rainwater #pfas #microplastics #detoxpfas
After so many years of battling the hot plastic problem, I should have known better than to take a sales man’s  word for it. #espresso #plastic #pfas
Slowly transforming my closet… let me know your favorite brands☺️ #nontoxicclothing #naturalfibers #toxicclothing #bpa #pfas #cottonclothing #nontoxicliving #organiccotton #holistichealth #endometriosis #hashimotos #hypothyroidism #fertility #pact #matethelabel
Replying to @mj there is so much good news… Can’t wait until other states ban Pfas from so many products just like Minnesota  !!! ##pfas##teflon##goodnews
Replying to @.the.dog.peaches there’s lots of really safe material choices for your Apple Watch sports band or Fitbit – cheap silicone, nylon, metal, leather… Even hard plastic links ##pfas##applewatch
It might be time to get rid of the Apple Watch 😬 Researchers at the University of Notre Dame recently discovered elevated levels of PFAS, a toxic forever chemical, in fitness trackers like Apple Watches & fitbits.  For more information, check out Presence of Perfluorohexanoic Acid in Fluoroelastomer Watch Bands in ACS Publications (2024)  #pfas #foreverchemicals
Replying to @Becca Madrone what’s crazy is that low income communities is have more PFAS pollution in their water and air… Yet many studies have shown that they actually have less PFAS in their body… It’s people of higher income that end up having more PFAS in their body ##pfas##applewatch
The motorbike industry is not happy with the ban Minnesota put into place on intentionally added PFAS to products. Other products include cookware, menstruation products, and carpet. #minnesota #mn #foryoupage #ban #pfas #forever #dfl #gop #christmas #mom #workingmom
Replying to @user8404032191409 1. Yes its just the watch band 2. Any type other than the sports band with Fluoroelastomer is safe 3. Eat super healthy 4. Garmin looks mostly safe 5. Apple needs to be SUED #pfas #applewatchsportband #applewatch
Replying to @Karla we can absorb anything we put on our skin - sometimes it’s actually worse than if we eat them 😬😬😬 #pfas #applewatchsportband
Senator Markwayne Mullins is yet another example of why it feels like everything in the USA is toxic - #pfas #corruption #senatormullins
Replying to @Brandon Krieger don’t learn about pfas unless you’re ready to get really mad #pfas #darkwaters
Did you know this? Is your cookware PFAS free? Give a 🍳 if yes! When it comes to the coating on cookware, there are three terms you'll often see: PFOA-free, PTFE-free and PFAS-free. It can be confusing! Both PFOA and PTFE are types of PFAS. PFAS are a group of 15,000+ chemicals. PFOA is perfluoroctanoic acid, and according to the FDA, as of 2016, it was no longer used in any food packaging, cookware, or other food-related products sold in the U.S. A label that says PFOA is essentially irrelevant. (1) PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) is the nonstick coating used on cookware. The problem is that it can break down with high heat and also release polymer fumes. "PTFE-coated cookware releases various gases and chemicals that present mild to severe toxicity." (2) PFAS-free is the label to look for on cookware. PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances) is a large group of over chemicals and that number is continually growing. Even though two common PFAS have been banned (PFOA and PFOS), they have been replaced by thousands of other PFAS. PFAS should be avoided due to the fact that it gradually accumulates and remains in the body over time, and several PFAS chemicals have been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer. (3) If your nonstick cookware has a scratch, it's best not to use it. If you do need to upgrade to better cookware, changing it out piece by piece as you can afford it can be the best way to go. Stainless steel, cast iron or 100% ceramic cookware are all good options. 1) https://www.consumerreports.org/toxic-chemicals-substances/vou-cant-always-trust-claims-on-non-toxic-cookware-a4849321487/ 2) https://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/topics/agents/pfc/ index.cfm 3) https://www.bcpp.org/resource/pfas-forever-chemicals-pfoa-pfos/ #justingredients #healthandwellness #pots #pans #pfas
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Did you know this? Is your cookware PFAS free? Give a 🍳 if yes! When it comes to the coating on cookware, there are three terms you'll often see: PFOA-free, PTFE-free and PFAS-free. It can be confusing! Both PFOA and PTFE are types of PFAS. PFAS are a group of 15,000+ chemicals. PFOA is perfluoroctanoic acid, and according to the FDA, as of 2016, it was no longer used in any food packaging, cookware, or other food-related products sold in the U.S. A label that says PFOA is essentially irrelevant. (1) PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) is the nonstick coating used on cookware. The problem is that it can break down with high heat and also release polymer fumes. "PTFE-coated cookware releases various gases and chemicals that present mild to severe toxicity." (2) PFAS-free is the label to look for on cookware. PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances) is a large group of over chemicals and that number is continually growing. Even though two common PFAS have been banned (PFOA and PFOS), they have been replaced by thousands of other PFAS. PFAS should be avoided due to the fact that it gradually accumulates and remains in the body over time, and several PFAS chemicals have been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer. (3) If your nonstick cookware has a scratch, it's best not to use it. If you do need to upgrade to better cookware, changing it out piece by piece as you can afford it can be the best way to go. Stainless steel, cast iron or 100% ceramic cookware are all good options. 1) https://www.consumerreports.org/toxic-chemicals-substances/vou-cant-always-trust-claims-on-non-toxic-cookware-a4849321487/ 2) https://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/topics/agents/pfc/ index.cfm 3) https://www.bcpp.org/resource/pfas-forever-chemicals-pfoa-pfos/ #justingredients #healthandwellness #pots #pans #pfas
Replying to @Sen of Lars I trust the researchers and people that have dedicated their lives to this topic… And they say that there is a risk of absorbing PFAS through your skin via the Apple watch sports band #pfas #applewatch
I was on the fence too it’s actually really good grab your artesian water 💦 👇 #watertok #artesianwater #runnerstiktok #hikersoftiktok #naturetiktok #water #bottleswater #pfas #tiktokshopmademebuyit #idaho
The top selling water in America #pfas #health #nutrition
Apparently its backwards day - Texas’ attorney general Ken Paxton actually does something good and sues DuPont & 3M for deceiving the public about PFAS #pfas #kenpaxton #texas #sewagesludge
making todays freak out a public one #pfas #toxinfree #endometriosis
Replying to @igg1762 there are some really great films on this – “Dark Waters” on Netflix should be required viewing for every American ##pfas##dupont##darkwaters
Mineral water that comes from the environment that gives back to the environment Grab yours today #mineralwater #watertok #mineralwaters #artesianwater #stayhydrated #pfas #tiktokmademebuy

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