Side effects of expired water bottles: If you also drink water from plastic bottles, be careful. Because using a water bottle with an expiration date is very dangerous. It can cause many types of diseases. A report from Live Science states that water never spoils in its original form.
The reason why one does not drink water after the expiry date is the plastic of the sealed bottle. In fact, after a while, the plastic starts to dissolve in the water, which can cause many diseases. Therefore, sealed bottles should never be purchased after the expiry date.
What will happen if you drink expired water?
According to experts, if you accidentally drink water from a plastic bottle with an expiration date, the toxin enters the body and mixes with the blood. Which can have a negative impact on all organs. Like a poison, it gradually begins to damage body parts. Doing this once or twice does not cause much harm to the body, but if you do it continuously, you may have to face many problems.
Side Effects of Expired Water Bottle
damage to immunity
bad effect on kidney health
increased liver problems
increased blood pressure
nervous system dysfunction
When does plastic bottled water expire?
Plastic releases bisphenol (BPA) and many other chemicals that can dissolve in water and make it toxic. According to experts, the expiration date of a bottle is written on it about two years from the date of manufacture. After that, the water becomes unusable.
How many days does it take for tank water and RO water to spoil?
We all have tap water in our homes. It is stored in a tank, water purifier, pot, steel container or bucket. A research by Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) has revealed that this water does not spoil for about 6 months and can be used.
Disclaimer: Some information given in the news is based on media reports. Before implementing any suggestion, you must consult the concerned expert.
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