Risks of Low-Grade Stainless Steel Bottles

After what I just learned, I will never let my baby daughter

drink out of this bottle ever again.

Most parents think stainless steel is a safe option.

Clean, non-toxic, better for you than plastic.

But here's what nobody tells you.

Cheap-grade stainless steel leaches nickel and chromium when it touches acidic liquids

like lemon water or orange juice.

You're kids drinking metal with every single sip.

Nickel disrupts histamine pathways, and that means rashes,

eczema, mood swings, irritability, and kids are four times more sensitive than these metals than adults are.

Acidic drinks plus low-grade steel equals micrometal release.

It's a chemical reaction happening inside their little bodies

every time they drink out of this metal bottle.

And this is on millions of bottles

of Amazon marketed as eco-friendly or safe for kids.

So what do you do?

You look for 18-8 or 3-16 surgical-grade stainless steel.

That's the stuff hospitals use.

Or go with glass bottles.

Check the bottom of the bottle right now.

If it doesn't say 18-8 or 3-16, toss it.

Your kids' histamine levels will thank you.

If you're dealing with weird mystery rashes or symptoms that you can't explain,

maybe it's the water bottle.

I'm Drew Canole reminding you how important it is to protect the next generation.