Overexposure to Dihydrogen Monoxide kills around 300,000 people a year, and it's used in a number of culinary and industrial applications. Yet there have been NO serious attempts to regulate it, and it isn't even classed as hazardous waste.
Always comments like this on these kinds of posts. The Plant Slant fans acting condescending while literally not knowing anything about what they're talking about. Need less of this in the world.
Explain the term “Plant Slant” please. I don’t follow.
It's a YouTube channel you can lookup. He does these low-hanging fruit-style jabs at other people's tiktoks and other videos about health where they are unfortunately not super knowledgeable. He has tons of fans so it kind of turns into this toxic movement where people just regurgitate things he said (which is like identical to the comment I replied to) all over comment sections on videos.
Might be sarcasm in this case, regarding how certain molecules might be cherry-pick-regulated vs others. Although it’s an apples-to-oranges comparison to equate drowning with “overexposure” to water.