Logan Pauls Prime energy drinks contain toxic PFAS chemicals, lawsuit alleges [Video]

The court said it would issue a written order once a decision had been made.

The allegations against Prime, specifically its grape-flavored drink, follow similar lawsuits and years of scientific evidence showing that PFAS chemicals are highly toxic and can cause a range of health problems in people, including cancer, changes in hormone levels, decreased fertility, liver and thyroid dysfunction and a reduced immune system.

Since their invention in the 1930s, the chemicals have been used widely for their water-resistant and grease-repellant properties. They can be found in most manufactured products, such as non-stick cookware, clothing, cleaning products, beauty products and food packaging.Unfortunately, their persistence in the environment means they have seeped into our water and food supply, with 99% of people tested showing some level of forever chemicals in their bodies.”Every human on the planet has PFAS in their body,” Dr. Keith Vorst, the Polymer and Food Protection Consortium director at Iowa State University, told Reckon. “Unfortunately, …