What about aluminum cans? Is anything safe? Should I make a wooden cup?

>>508369161 (OP)
I think these shocking new studies might be the problem, who keeps reporting them?

>>508369161 (OP)
we need to have piping going from bottling factories of beverages straight to our houses
it's the only way to fix this

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminium shit is actually lined with other chemicals on the inside that also leaches into the product.

>shocking study, ladies and gentlemen... Jews

>>508369161 (OP)
how are the microplastics getting in glass bottles?
or, is it just well-poisoning by the (((people))) who own plastic bottle companies?

>>508369476
It's lined with plastic. You're drinking out of a plastic bottle when you drink from a can.

>>508369510
It sounds like it's getting in from the room. The crimping process must make the plastic airborne and it gets into the open bottles before they're capped. This could easily be solved with a vacuum system at the crimper.

>>508369161 (OP)

Gee, i wonder who paid for that study

>>508369510
Probably water source contamination

>>508369161 (OP)
well we are literally fucked, they should be bioengineering human gut microbes to eat plastics

>>508369510
The sand that they used is riddled with it, and when they melt it into glass it becomes concentrated.

>>508369161 (OP)
>1pbtid

>>508369161 (OP)
That study is chemically and physically impossible. It's bullshit.

>>508369635
big brain
>>508369707
that's what I was thinking.
but why would there be MORE than a plastic bottle?

>>508369510
It's the caps
>“We…noticed that in the glass, the particles emerging from the samples were the same shape, color and polymer composition — so, therefore, the same plastic — as the paint on the outside of the caps that seal the glass bottles,” Chaib said.
>They theorized that “tiny scratches, invisible to the naked eye, probably due to friction between the caps when there were stored,” might subsequently “release particles onto the surface of the caps.”

>>508369955
time for the corkpill

>>508369161 (OP)
>What about aluminum cans?
You didn't know about this? Any metal can is just a plastic bag encased in metal.

>>508369161 (OP)
>glass has more plastic in it than plastic
Who was the brilliant scientist who figured this out?

>>508369161 (OP)
>glass
>microplastics
translation: glass making corporations are making extra money by disappearing plastic garbage into molten glass

>>508369354
(((Who))) indeed

>>508369161 (OP)
Jews hate glass bottles!

>>508370135
Or just better storage of the caps before they're put on. Also the study was French and used only drinks available in France, so depending on the market it could be different if the caps are different. Over all it's probably best to use caps without any markings or colors added to help minimalize the risks, they can just use paper labels on the bottle itself for their faggy branding shit instead of fancy looking caps.
Though, yes corks would work too assuming they don't put shit all over the corks in attempt to market their products harder.

>>508370471

>>508369476
This is preferable though because aluminum is a neurotoxin and like plastic, also wasn’t something we were exposed to (in bioavailable form) itself until recently

>>508369161 (OP)
>What about aluminum cans?
You do realize aluminum cans have a plastic lining inside, right?

>>508369161 (OP)
How is that even possible without them doing it intentionally?

in 50 years people will see us like we see people painting nurseries with arsenic paint, but dumber

Source of plastic in question

>>508370627
>Though, yes corks would work too assuming they don't put shit all over the corks in attempt to market their products harder.
that's probably the main issue right there. cork and glass would work fine except that the marketing department couldn't control every little aspect of the presentation in that case.

>>508369161 (OP)
Just wash the cap before opening, it reduces the particles by 60%. Basically manufacturing sprays plastic everywhere which breaks down during shipping and stocking which is why its hard to avoid.

>>508369161 (OP)
>using plastic or glass bottles
At this point, if you aren’t using reusable bottles you are a muppet

>>508369354
(((They))) need a covering narrative about why people are becoming infertile.

>>508369354
your mother

>>508371196
Its the seal thats flaking not the cap itself.

>>508369476
>>508369546
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xIVONw9Pr4w

>>508369648
this
micro plastics?
located entirely in this glass bottle?
may I see it?

>>508369354
I'm going to need 50 million to investigate.

>>508369161 (OP)
>we wouldnt just lie in a study in order to sell more plastic bottles

>>508369161 (OP)
OYYY VEY don't use glass or stainless steel goy there actually more plastic in those than in plastic it's self.
You don't want cancer do you?

>>508369942
I'd guess glass bottles require more water to make/process than plastic. Assuming all water is equally contaminated, more water = more plastic pieces
But I don't know

I just buy glass bottles and then fill them up with home made countertop distilled water

>>508369719
it is bad but there is one easy thing you can take daily to offer some remarkable protection against the horrors that are imposed upon us

>>508369161 (OP)

>>508369161 (OP)

They really do assume people retarded

>>508369161 (OP)
So people drank high doses of microplastics for 2000 years, even before the production of actual plastic? I think I'm fine with that, cheers! (using a glass made of glass, of course)

>>508369460
/thread

>>508369161 (OP)
>study intiatate and funded by plasticjew co.

No.
Either the water was contaminated or there's some bullshit number cooking going on here, along with playing with words that allows this result.

>>508369510
>how are the microplastics getting in glass bottles?
>or, is it just well-poisoning by the (((people))) who own plastic bottle companies?
Are you fucking brain dead by any chance?

You can’t put a glass cap on a glass bottle because neither are elastic it would shatter every time from pressure or trying to unscrew it or thermal d’expansion stress

So caps have to be made out of something soft, metal isn’t elastic enough so usually they’re metal capped with plastic or rubber AS YOU SHOULD HAVE NOTICED IF YOU EVER USED ONE

Now try to guess the difference between rubbing plastic on plastic and plastic with hard sharp glass with your two brain cells

>glass having more mircoplastics than plastic

fake and gay

>>508369161 (OP)
>the (((experts))) in this study

>>508369460
We already have that since at least 250 years ago here (or 2000, if you count the roman aqueducts). Maybe we fucked up choosing lead to do the tubes, but whatever... I know you sandpeople only drink camel pee so you don't have this issues

>>508369161 (OP)

disinfo, fucking plastic bottles do not have plastic. keep drinking the plastics goy!

>>508370980
Ding ding ding!
https://phys.org/news/2025-06-glass-bottles-microplastics-plastic.html
>"We then noticed that in the glass, the particles emerging from the samples were the same shape, color and polymer composition—so therefore the same plastic—as the paint on the outside of the caps that seal the glass bottles," she said.
>The paint on the caps also had "tiny scratches, invisible to the naked eye, probably due to friction between the caps when there were stored," the agency said in a statement.
>This could then "release particles onto the surface of the caps," it added.

>>508369161 (OP)
How would that even work.
The bottle when formed is hotter than what any known plastic could withstand.
This is obvious propaganda to harm glass as it is nearly perfectly recyclable and environmentally friendly container.

>>508369161 (OP)
in commie time we had custom of washing fresh from factory bought pack of glass foruse on table because of visible residue of something; maybe they stopped cleaning it before sendng further in production chain like filling with content? you know, cost cut here and there and suddenly everybody forgot to clean this shit

>>508369546
Yes. But at least the aluminum blocks UV light that would otherwise be breaking down the plastic. It’s not great, but it’s a half step ‘better’

>>508371987
Try not to start bleeding or you might never stop.

>>508369161 (OP)
How micro are these microplastics, doesn’t the body just treat it like roughage, and crap it out.

>>508369161 (OP)
>indian scientist
>using plastic qtip
>to scrape the inside of a glass bottle
>and store the contents in a plastic bag
>finds more microplastics on glass
>than in plastic bottles
My sides

>>508371987
I have read NAC removes microplastics from your body as well

>>508369888
The plastic would burn when you melt the glass.

>>508369161 (OP)
I drink ftom glass

>>508369161 (OP)
aluminium cans have plastic lining

>found out by watching youtube videos some chemical eating aluminium and basically the drink remainst intacted in the same shape of the can because there is plastic lining... cans are pozzed too.. only glass is ok..

>>508372752
No. Microplastics is in everyone's blood, brain, testicles and everywhere else.
The effect is not understood because it's impossible to have a control group. Everyone has a bunch of plastic in them.

>>508369354
>who keeps reporting them?
nigger faggot OP

>>508372962
>The effect is not understood because it's impossible to have a control group.
faggot
there are many tribes with little to no MPs
although that shit been found on Everest so you know

>>508372962
why wouldn't it leave your body, the same way as food?

>>508369460
open the eau de cologne tap, bernard.
WIDE FUCKING OPEN.

>>508372366
glass bottles aren't sharp tho
and even if they were, it would be as easy as just using natural rubber

>>508369161 (OP)
>>508369354
>Not muh teabaggerinnos
People who doesn't buy the bullshit and is out to expose it

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminum cans are lined with plastic.

>>508369161 (OP)
Nobody cares absolutely nobody

>>508369161 (OP)
is there a link to this study?

>>508369161 (OP)
>believing (((studies)))
This entire thing was probably funded by the bottled water industry.

>retards in this thread acting dumbstruck at the fact that the glass bottle cap inner lining is made of plastic
Next time you open your coke or a beer look inside yout cap

>>508372886
latest study has found that glasses contain blood, excrement and spit as well as microplastics and antibiotica, plus female hormones.
It's over.

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminum is just chink plastic. You want the real metal, aluminium.

>>508369161 (OP)
Fascinating. Either a fake study or intentional sabotage? Makes no sense otherwise. Either way, nothing really is "safe" anymore. You get maxxvaxxed from birth.
>yeah but those weren't-
They were. They matter. Everyone's been poisoned a long time ago already. The best course of action is to don't worry and try your best to be as happy as you can be because it won't last.

>>508374908
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889157525005344?via%3Dihub
Yes. It's the cap. Though it's the paint instead of the plastic seal people ITT have been sperging about.

>>508375122
Funded by the French government:
>Declaration of Competing Interest
>The authors declare the following financial interests/personal relationships which may be considered as potential competing interests: Iseline Chaib reports financial support was provided by Hauts-de-France Region. Iseline Chaib reports administrative support was provided by CPER IDEAL. Iseline Chaib reports was provided by IFSEA. If there are other authors, they declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper.

>>508369354
the end is near for plastic eaters

>>508369161 (OP)
>glass has more plastic than plastic
what jewish magic is this?

>>508375657
glad that my doctor told me that the cause of me being fat can't be the food. it's either genetics or microplastics.

>>508375661
Plastic paint is more likely to chip and leech into the liquid than a plastic bottle.
That's the explanation at least.

>>508375268
you forgot lead and asbestos

>>508375661
per capita

>>508372473
They need to wash those caps before using them, fucking corner cutting dipshits

>>508372033
This is such a bad faith argument. I'm 100% sure every outlet who uses these have source citations down below the article.

>>508369161 (OP)
plastic? from glass bottles? just how dumb do they think we are?
for anyone with even a modicum of education this only shows that (((they))) overplayed their hand in the scare campaign. now the only question is - what was the goal of the campaign?

>>508376242
>This is such a bad faith argument.
Hardly, the "experts" fucked up when we caught them lying about a case of the sniffles
They destroyed their own credibility and they can't even decide if eggs or good or bad for you they have waffled so much on it

>>508369161 (OP)
Is this.... an American study?

>>508376242
>I'm 100% sure every outlet who uses these have source citations down below the article.
show me at least one!
ONE!

Wood, stone, clay, glass are all trustworthy materials.
Don't let them tell you otherwise.

>>508376723
>>508376798
It's the caps interior lining(seal)

>>508370856
>aluminum is a neurotoxin
Perhaps you don't want to rub it in your skin...

>>508376864
See >>508372473
Study linked at the bottom of the article and I liked it for someone else here:
>>508375571

>>508375268
>female hormones
HNNNG!

>>508376798
French.
>>508376927
Paint chiping from the outside of the caps leaves residue on the inside during storage before the cap is installed.
It's the paint.

>>508375657
>early puberty
Is this why zoomers are aging so fast?

>>508370883
>them
Name the Jew already!

>>508369161 (OP)
Found a old steel Budweiser can the other day and shit was still ready to hold liquid, bring back steel cans

>>508377354
Yes, girls get early menstruation (or anglo - menarche)

but it's also soap products and beauty products with parabens

>>508374213
Easy? Yes. Cheap for corporate penny pinchers? No

>>508372695
You’re a moron and did not pay attention during Covid at all
Asprin if taken daily essentially recycles your blood every 7 days. It removes all the dead shit and forces your body to re make it. I believe it’s like 15% of your blood a day gets recycled when you do this.
Suck my asshole you Russian kike.
I’m coming for you.
I’m coming for all of you.
I will burn the Talmud in Moscow.
Putin will be seething, and your Muslim invaders will cheer me on.
Cope and sneed Jew boy.
You are not a true Russian.
You are a result of inbreeding from the Bolshevik revolution.
You are not gonna make it. Ever. Go piss your pants now little rat boy.

>>508369161 (OP)
we are done bro. we had a good run.

>>508372478
Because the bottles are brushed before refilling, with plastic Brushes, those leave micro particles
Du untermensch

>>508372033
I love this meme so much
checked my masonic evil nigger

>>508374770
You got it backwards. Everyone has a stick up their ass about MUH HECKIN MICRO PLASTICS. Women won't shut up about them. There are people eating 3 hungry man meals a day contained in and microwaved in plastic, drinking out of a plastic straw from a plastic hefty cup and they're fine. The reality is that exposure to plastic through foodstuff is a nothingburger issue and it's safe enough to accidentally ingest whole as long as it doesn't cut you. Japanese cans are lined with BPA and generations of men have lived to old age on the stuff. You're low IQ if you're hysteric against plastic and people that throw a fit over it lowkey have OCD.

Not to mention, life is finite and there is no appreciable way to significantly extend it 3-4x the average lifespan let alone double it. If you can't afford prime cuts of steak, fine food, the best ingredients and ideally have someone or the time to whip it up, it literally doesn't matter what you do because you were fucked from the start and sparing yourself the mental stress of worrying about it will do more to extend your life than any of the tips and tricks offered by pseuds. The obsession over diet is just a cope to feel in control and think everything is going to work out health. Scary sounding ingredients, dyes, and other things have been extensively studied and fail to show significant harm in much higher than culinary doses. Other things are misleading like confusing normal vs nanosized (titanium dioxide). All negligible and meaningless.

Amazing that people can't afford houses, can't secure high paying jobs, rent is out of control, taxes are sky high, labor is being imported legally on a daily basis, 4.5 trillion dollars for "health care" aren't given to them, they're given to the obese, old and sickly, and they still care about diet???? It's not even done in a scientific way on either side, just authority appeals, someone said something is bad or dumb buzzwords like muh petroleum.

>>508369161 (OP)
>Should I make a wooden cup?
not if you don't want microsplinters

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminum cans are lined with plastic.
This plastic lining is primarily used to prevent the beverage from reacting with the metal and to protect the can from corrosion, as acidic drinks like soda could damage the aluminum over time. The lining also helps preserve the taste of the beverage by preventing it from absorbing a metallic taste.

When you consume a beverage from an aluminum can, you are consuming 100 times more plastic, than aluminum.

>>508369161 (OP)
It's over in every facet. Just enjoy what time you have left. Love your friends and family. Usa,Europe, everywhere will continue to be replaced by niggers,spics and Jeets. Let it burn. Pray to God. And pray the world is completely annihilated by nuclear hellfire assuming nukes actually exist.

>>508379891
> labor is being imported legally on a daily basis, 4.5 trillion dollars for "health care" aren't given to them, they're given to the obese, old and sickly, and they still care about diet????
kek you're just some antiwhite retard whose so new to politics you go against everything the "right wing" is currently doing which is what you would have been doing 10 years ago because it aligned with your side

>>508369161 (OP)
The only solution to this problem is bacteria that eats it.
they've already found little microbes in that do that, we just need to support it.

Ecologists will go "Nooo what if it spirals out into a bad thing!" but it's like, the fuck are we supposed to do about it?

>>508369955
but plastic bottles also have plastic caps
this study is retarded and proves that some manufacturers can’t into bottle caps
also n=5 or some shit. fuck that

>>508375571
>the French government
So the cutout for corporate and banking interests and therefore the bottled water industry.

>plastics make it possible drink up all is well never question the chemicals industry or plastic manufacturers its that trinitite thats the real problem.
No conflicts found all the normal cutouts were used to create a degree of separation case closed.

Here's what you can do to protect you and your loved ones, goy. Buy my water filter that filters out these harmful plastics.

>>508377679
>ours laws are based on 1830 biology

>>508369161 (OP)
But is it *free-floating*

>study funded by moshe shekelberg
>"glass is just as bad as plastic, goy! keep buying our plastic!
/thread

>>508381162
What source of funding would you not immediately conclude is some "cutout" for the bottled water industry?

>>508382353
Not a damn government run by a former Rothschild banker I'll tell you that much.

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminum cans are all lined with plastic, yes really

>>508379163
They aren't pulling glass bottles from the trash and refilling them you retard

>>508371869
my reaction as well

>>508382661
No answer? Figured as much.
Just be honest with yourself and say you reject the study because you don't like the conclusion.
They laid out the pathway the plastics get in there and it's pretty straightforward so I doubt anything would actually convince you.

>>508372366
START CORKING THE BOTTLES PROBLEM SOLVED

>>508369161 (OP)
Aluminium cans are lined with phthalates

>>508383822
Then you would drink cork particles because any friction between any substance will lead to particle debris.

>>508369161 (OP)
Wine bottles are not lined with plastic, use those

Glad i have tons of antique glass bottles ive been drinking all my water out of for years in that case.

>>508383196
>They just instantly refill them right away; don't even empty them of the pee you left there, guise

>>508369161 (OP)
I intuited this and started maintaining my own glassware collection at home. It's a lost technology uwu

>>508369161 (OP)
>Should I make a wooden cup?
What for? To cultivate fungi in the moist wood?

>>508383822
Here you go

>ackshually chud theres less plastic in plastic than anything other than plastic
fakest shit ever

>>508387241
those tops part are supposed to be ceramic and natural rubber (latex), but some shits have invented plastic tops and synthetic rubber rings

>>508385572
the humanity, people will drink bits of tree bark

>>508385572
>Then you would drink cork particles because any friction between any substance will lead to particle debris.
not that there's anything wrong with that.

>>508369161 (OP)
Only lead is pure

>>508369161 (OP)
Somehow, some way, I just don't feel like that short string of text is necessarily reliable.

>>508371765
lol underrated

>>508379891
>Why men are becoming increasingly effeminate but you shouldn't care because you can still live long enough to become an old faggot anyway, the post

>>508375947
Why are they putting the paint on the inside of the bottles?

>>508369161 (OP)
those paper pointy cups at the water cooler

>>508369460
we need your greedy kind holding humanity back eliminated first

>>508369161 (OP)

aluminum cans give you cancer

>>508388379
It's the cap.
The caps make microscopic scratches as they rub against one another and end up coated, inside and out, with plastic dust before being attached to the bottle.

>>508369161 (OP)
aluminum cans have a plastic lining inside

>>508388379
to subdue the normie masses and make sure they keep the hamster wheel turning

>>508388379
It's part of the bottling process goy

>>508389102
>thread with ~140 replies
>doesn't stop and think "maybe someone made this exact post earlier ITT"
What causes this?

>>508369161 (OP)
Anything that is harmful, should be immediately banned

>>508372366
>So caps have to be made out of something soft, metal isn’t elastic enough so usually they’re metal capped with plastic or rubber AS YOU SHOULD HAVE NOTICED IF YOU EVER USED ONE
I use a sanpallegrino bottle as a water bottle, it is a glass bottle with a metal cap. You're coping.

>>508389367
You'd be surprised how many important things are omitted in threads

>>508386820
>the pee you left there
yes i like to recycle how could you tell

>>508372955
Soda is super acidic. It would eat through the aluminum. High doses of aluminum are probably worse than the micro plastics. That being said, probably shouldn't be drinking very much soda

>>508389091
when buying caps they all come in one big bag so yeah seems possible they are scratching against each other

>>508376866
It's the glaze on ceramics I don't trust.

>>508383822
We're running out of corkwood at a rapid pace, even most wineries are switching to screw caps from cork
it's genuinely over

>trust niggers with your food
sweet sweet child

>>508372473
The paint and seal should be safe to ingest.

>>508369161 (OP)
>What about aluminum cans?
Plastic lined.

>wooden cup
Pores to hold mold and bacteria.

>anything safe?
No, not really. Air is bad, water is laced or tainted, mircoplastics are everywhere, your shit is fucked no matter what you do.

>>508390835
Srs?

>>508372594
true, but UV has limited effect on leachates from the plastic to your beverage.

>>508383373
>gets an answer
>ignores it because he has no rebuttal to dirty money producing agenda driven "science"
Yep that's about right trust the experts goy scientists are a dime a dozen and can't be bought by the people paying them why those labcoats insulate them from human frailty and impart +10 objectivity bonus which is why scientists are famous for turning down money. Why people line up for miles to buy scientists just so they can be told to fuck off happens everyday.

>>508391144
As far as we know, they're non-toxic. These microplastics are inert so they don't really react with anything.
Before you mention endocrine disruptors: not all plastics contain them.

And to preempt you having an emotional response and calling me a shill or whatever:
I didn't say these plastics are "safe." I just said we don't really know and so the metric you're advocating for is irrelevant.

>>508369161 (OP)
Realistically, if we are ACTUALLY concerned about shit like impurities and climate and fuel use, all one time use containers would be banned. Everyone would then simply buy their preferred container and could use it to fill up at stores or at home. You would then buy stuff in concentrated/powdered form and add water yourself. We already have soda streams for at home soda-making. Just make that shit the norm. Even better is it forces fat fags to make their own soda!

This would MASSIVELY save on weight in shipping, and everyone gets to use their own controlled and preferred container. Sure it would be a cultural change, but it's doable. Especially since faggots latched onto those paper straws so easily. Just normalize using your own containers for shit. Restaurants already have pitchers and soda fountains. Shit is stupid easy to adapt to.

>>508380954
>>508369955
Also what about metal caps? Lots of glass bottles have them.
truly a shit study, nothingburger to make glass look bad.

>>508370980
High Aryan IQ

>>508369161 (OP)
Literally who cares?,

>>508369161 (OP)
Imagine believing such garbage

>>508369460
>t.Brawndo CEO

>>508369161 (OP)
Copper has anti parasitical properties.
Or use containers made from cattle skin, they can actually behave as thermostat and keep the water cool.

>>508391574
>still hasn't answered the question
I guarantee if these same guys told you glass bottles were so much better than plastic ones you'd buy it at face value and you wouldn't even ask about funding.
Surprising results happen sometimes, retard.

>>508369161 (OP)
They want you drinking from cans. Something in the plastic lining. I had to stop drinking out of cans. Was getting headaches

>>508369161 (OP)
>Is anything safe?
No, they are poisoning everything.

>>508391807
We know the symptom rates that correspond to the introduction of non-food materials into consumer products.

>>508369161 (OP)
Glass has more plastic than plastic? Lmao peak jew science.

>They don't call them microplastics when they're still in the original plastic form
I imagine glass will be less likely to leach microplastics into your drink than plastic bottles, but it's probably trapped there

>>508391952
They're literally talking about metal caps in the study.
Metal caps are coated in plastic-based paint.

>>508369161 (OP)
>use wooden cup
>get mirco wood
it's over.....

>>508369161 (OP)
Jews discover healthy food and water is twice as toxic as poison Jew slop food.
Total bullshit
It’s Jews way to get you to stop buying glass and continue to buy their poison.
Fuck Jews

>>508392462
Depends on the "non-food material." Different "non-food" has a different range of effects and we simply do not have information on these microplastics.

>>508369161 (OP)
Most people don't know this, but a very thin film of plastic covers the inside of aluminum cans. It seems plastic is part of our DNA now. It's obvious ever time I go on social media.

>>508369161 (OP)
i guarantee you this is some new bullshit to try and replace glass bottles with plastic bottles because drinks stored in glass taste better and is more expensive to produce

>>508392653
Let's do a safrole test.

>>508369161 (OP)
>plastic
and how survived the glass melting?
this story is fishy.

they simply want to convince there is no escape.

>>508369161 (OP)
Just lying jews lying again

>>508392930
I'm not sure what you're getting at since sassafras would fit quite neatly into "food stuff" rather than "non-food stuff."

>>508372473
im still calling jewish horse shit and faked test results, funded by a plastics consortium

>>508393374
Safrole is a constituent.

>>508369161 (OP)
This is why I drink out of stainless steel or high quality glass ware.

>>508393631
A constituent of what?

>>508393746
The plastic.

>>508393848
What plastic is made from safrole? Genuinely curious.

>>508377106
i think you confused that with pheremones

>>508370471
>>508374485
>>508369161 (OP)
How jewish and gay was it to practically do away with bottled craft beer?
Yids implemented that during covid. Made all the craft brewers switch to cans.
Hard to find good bottled craft beer now because of kikes.
Cheap and judaic penny pinching.
Ruins the taste of the beer in a can.
Kikes control the glass bottle industry so made bottles too expensive for goy brewers.
Kikes say they (((save on shipping costs))) with cans over bottles.
>all canned beer now
It's kikes habitually making things worse and they need gassed for real.

>>508394069
If you are ingesting plastic then all constituents of the plastic should be scrutinized as safrole was.

>>508369161 (OP)
>DONT USE THE GLASS THATS DANGEROUS TOO
fuck off

>>508394569
you'll eat your plastic and like it, goy

>>508394494
Sassafras was in widespread use for literal centuries before any problems were discovered.
Are you sure that's the benchmark you wanna aspire to?

>>508369161 (OP)
Lmao wtf, that literally makes no sense...

>>508369161 (OP)
Look bro I just gave up
I drink from my stainless steel bottle hoping I don't get a cancer that's very painful

>>508369161 (OP)
(This study was provided to us by Nestle)

>>508386987
teach me how to make non plastic glass

>>508369510
it's sponsored by the plastic industry, not hard to figure out

>>508394826
The tests that got it banned by the fda plastic wouldn't survive.

>>508392229
>imagine if the situation were reversed
Amazin. Yes if only reality were completely different you might have a point but it would require me to be the strawman in your mind as well. How... unscientific. Such magical thinking is common amongst expert trusters.

Meanwhile back in the real world microplastics have permeated the biosphere and they will be pervasive in many places. Because of this any manufactured good would have to be produced with a process designed to exclude them in order to not be riven with them or be created through a process that cuts down on the contamination by happy accident. Simple logic with no dirty money or studies needed.

But uh yeah I bet you need a source that explicitly states my point after all we're not weathermen who knows if its raining or not thinking is done in studies not in the wild.

>>508369161 (OP)
taking silica can reduce aluminum toxicity

>>508369161 (OP)
everything is plastic lol
>polyester
I'm beginning to think god hid oil that deep underground for a hellish reason.

>>508369161 (OP)
glass bottles have zero microplastics, because they're made of glass, not plastic, retarded clickbait

>>508392220
only good answer in this thread

>>508395849
What makesyou so sure of that?
The "test" that got safrole regulated was giving sassafras oil to mice and they started dying of cancer.
Well mouse studies have been done on microplastics exposure:
https://www.nature.com/articles/srep46687
This was just one such study.
If we are to take this at face value, there were some adverse effects measured at absurdly high doses. But overall:
"All animals were alive after the 4 weeks of exposure. Full details about the body weight, organ weight, relative organ weight and food-intake are provided in Table S1. No significant changes for daily food consumption were found between control and MP treated groups. No significant differences were observed for the final body weight and liver weight between control and treatment groups. The relative weight of liver, however, significantly decreased in the high dose (0.5mg/day) treatment groups. Among these groups, significantly increased food-intake was also observed in the mid and high dose treatment group of 20μm MPs."

>>508393400
>"We then noticed that in the glass, the particles emerging from the samples were the same shape, color and polymer composition—so therefore the same plastic—as the paint on the outside of the caps that seal the glass bottles," she said.
they're saying that the paint on the outside of the caps are getting scratched and somehow ending up in the bottle
i dont give a shit though i'm still buying glass

>>508369161 (OP)
yeah because they clean them with (((polymer brushes)))

>>508396906
The mice were fed high doses of a low dose contituent looking for possible long term exposure damage.

>>508396023
What part of your post refutes anything I said?

>Because of this any manufactured good would have to be produced with a process designed to exclude them in order to not be riven with them or be created through a process that cuts down on the contamination by happy accident.
And you think this somehow excludes glass?
The caps are covered in plastic dust before being sealed to the bottle. Paint flaking is going to introduce more particles than a bottle leaching.
See? No study needed to explain that fact. Just common sense. But because this study is examining a pathway for microplastics to get into your beverage that you haven't considered, you just assert that the study was funded by dirty money.

>>508395166
you only wash it with green soap, eventually all the plastic cycles out.
(it helps to clean the labels off really thoroughly while the cap is on there, so the glue can't get inside.
may help to use rubbing alcohol or another solvent.)
the challenge for me now is to DIY new airtight bottle caps and jar lids. probably with natural latex and thin plate iron.
in the meantime, waxpaper and rubberbands.

oh and natural fiber brushes. I have plant fiber and one made of pig hair (ick, accidental buy).

>>508397305
Yes. And we found that safrole is far more toxic than microplastics.
Safrole got regulated because it's highly toxic and easy to avoid.
Certain microplastics still haven't been regulated because they're far less toxic and almost impossible to avoid.

>>508396949
you're not supposed to investigate the article then bring meaningful information to the discussion. You're supposed to make a crass generalization based on the article title.

>>508369161 (OP)
>what about aluminum cans??
one guys youtube video used thermite or something to melt the can and it turns out there's a plastic bag literally lining the can. even the cans are plastic. glass is probably still the best option

>>508379891
>Japanese cans..

that's not exactly the killer argument you seem to believe it is..

>>508397960
There are ingestible replacements that should be in practice before lawsuits then regulation.
Companies that drag their feet on environmental safety are shameful capitalists.

>>508369460
Plastic or metal pipes? Maybe glass?
You do know the water doesn't come in light speed straight from the source when you turn the faucet, right?

>>508398502
How do you know that whatever replacement you have in mind isn't toxic?

If we wish to evolve into space beings, we shouldn't be worried about "micro plastic", there is much more challenging stuff out there.
If you can't digest plastic, just die!

>microplastics are LE BAD

>>508398822
If it is toxic then it is not a permanent solution.

>>508369161 (OP)
HINT: It's not from the container, it's from the beverage manufacturing process.
Draw samples from the production line.

Modern studies are just pulling stuff out of your ass entirely. Total fabrication. The instruments they use are inaccurate, can be calibrated to say literally anything, and are also unable to be used correctly by anyone. If you look at any college graduate, they are complete slaves to scientific dichotomy and falsehoods. They cannot ever admit that germs might not exist, because they would have to throw their entire support network under the bus to continue living. Their very soul, their eternal chance at freedom is owned by the institution.

Germs are not real.

>>508369161 (OP)
Silver and copper are both anti-microbial, they need to be polished often though.

>>508369161 (OP)
>Ackchewally goy, according to this (((study))) we just purchased, glass is even WORSE, so don't even TRY to avoid our soft kill weapon!

>>508399044
And therein lies the whole problem:
The dose makes the poison. Fucking everything is toxic to some degree. Everything.
Obviously you're not gonna start regulating water because of people dying from hyponatremia. So we set regulations on two main metrics:
>how likely are you to be poisoned by the stuff?
>how easy is it to eliminate?

Safrole had a reasonable chance of giving you cancer if you consumed it regularly. It's also quite easy to just say "stop adding safrole to shit."
Plastic has very dubious toxicity (the high dose mice in the study were eating half a milligram every single day with minor consequence) and banning it would upend a huge sector of how industry operates.