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Any truth to this "chain email" letter?

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ahurtt

Diamond Member
Just got this "chain letter" type email from a co-worker. . .it has the ring of being one of those urban legend kind of things but I had never seen this particular one before. Think there could be any truth to it? Text is as follows:


My husband has a friend whose mother recently got diagnosed with breast cancer.

The doctor told her women should not drink bottled water that has been left in a car.

The doctor said that the heat and the plastic of the bottle have certain chemicals that can lead to breast cancer.

So please be careful and do not drink that water bottle that has been left in a car and pass this on to all the women in your life."

This information is the kind we need to know and be aware and just might
save us !!
 
Originally posted by: FoBoT
you want to know if a spam is true?

it is spam
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Spam usually comes from somebody I don't know. This came directly from a friend which is why it got read to begin with.
 
Question: "Any truth to this "chain email" letter?"

(content that follows the question is irrelevant)

Answer: No!

This questions is interesting because you do have to recognize that just about everything we use will cause cancer in lab rats, and in a great enough concentration will kill us. However, avoiding any one substance will not prevent you from getting cancer. Even if you live in your plastic bubble, the plastic in the bubble will apparently give you cancer too.
 
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