Dude, hot water is a known carcinogenic. It is scaremongering unless backed by hard stats that point to the urgency. Cancer is the default disease, it amounts

Dude, hot water is a known carcinogenic. It is scaremongering unless backed by hard stats that point to the urgency. Cancer is the default disease, it amounts to a cell copying error, if something else doesn't kill you, you eventually develop it. It's basic statistics. Life expectancy has never been higher, I'm not saying we shouldn't watch out for dangerous substances in the environment, but there will always be some, and the relative risk is usually quite small. It's not if suddenly, life expectancy went down by 10 years and we cannot explain it. This is more like: "mhhh interesting, we should take a closer look at it". Alcoholic beverages or going out in the sun are probably bigger health risks.