What if the water you drink
every day was contaminated?
In Italy alone, 16 regions are affected by PFAS pollution
PFAS concentration detected in blood samples from people living in the red area in Veneto are 300ng/g. The limit recommended by the Italian national institute of Health is 8ng/g
Health risks associated with PFAS
Exposure to PFAS has been linked to various health risks, including increased cholesterol levels, weakened immune response, liver damage, and heightened risk of certain cancers, such as kidney, testicular and breast cancer.
These chemicals can also disrupt thyroid hormone levels, affect reproductive health and also endanger fetal development, posing long-term concerns for human well-being.
And here is where we get into the game...
Filtering the water through an activated carbon filter
Exhausted filter is regenerated through a desorption solution
Filtered PFAS are transferred in a bioreactor and are degraded by engineered bacteria
