With the monsoon season in full swing, many might turn to rainwater as a readily available source of hydration. But is it truly safe? Recent scientific studies paint a concerning picture, revealing that rainwater, even in the most remote locations, is contaminated with PFAS, also known as ‘forever chemicals’.

These persistent pollutants pose significant health risks. Research links exposure to PFAS to a range of serious health issues, including thyroid problems and various cancers. This discovery raises serious questions about the purity of what we previously considered a natural and readily available resource.

The widespread presence of these ‘forever chemicals’ highlights the pervasive nature of pollution and underscores the need for caution. While the allure of free, natural water is tempting, the potential health consequences associated with consuming contaminated rainwater cannot be ignored. It’s crucial to rely on safe and tested drinking water sources to protect your health and well-being during the rainy season and beyond.