In June 2022, based on the latest science, the EPA issued health advisories that said the chemicals are much more hazardous to human health than scientists originally thought and are probably more dangerous even at levels thousands of times lower than previously believed. PFAS exposure is linked to problems like cancer, obesity, thyroid disease, high cholesterol, decreased fertility, liver damage and hormone suppression, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency. PFAS are a family of ubiquitous synthetic chemicals that linger in the environment and the human body. How to reduce PFAS in your drinking water, according to experts Unrecognizable African Girl Drinking Glass of Mineral Water At Home, Cropped Image, Panorama With Copy Space Prostock-studio/Adobe Stock
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