So, we now know that a residual and potentially toxic soup of pharmaceuticals is in the drinking water of cities across the country.
Many pharmaceuticals, we can safely assume, are contraindicated for those with liver disease.
People with undiagnosed (and diagnosed) liver disease drink in this water over years.
We wonder why their liver disease advances. Maybe it’s time to think outside our environmental box and see that the human liver and the environment are entwined?
Teresa Hanbey
So, we now know that a residual and potentially toxic soup of pharmaceuticals is in the drinking water of cities across the country.
Many pharmaceuticals, we can safely assume, are contraindicated for those with liver disease.
People with undiagnosed (and diagnosed) liver disease drink in this water over years.
We wonder why their liver disease advances. Maybe it’s time to think outside our environmental box and see that the human liver and the environment are entwined?
Teresa Hanbey