Your K-Cups Are Loaded With Mold, Bacteria, and Toxic Aluminum (and why they will kill you from the inside)

What busy person doesn’t love the idea of having a personal cup ofcoffee instantly with the push of a button. Many people are delighted when the Keurig machines show up in the workplace or doctor’s waiting room. I loved the idea. I bought one from Costco along with the handy unit to store those awkward K Cups.  I, of course, insisted on the Newman’s Organic K Cups for my coffee choice.
We stocked our hot beverage center with a variety of flavored K Cups.

THEN THAT LITTLE VOICE IN MY HEAD STARTED ASKING QUESTIONS

I pushed those concerns away for the sake of convenience (after all, filling my own coffee filter with fresh ground coffee takes all of what … two minutes? I’m a busy person, just like you!).

I wondered:-How fresh is the coffee in a K Cup?
-What toxins am I exposing myself to as the hot water forces the coffee through the little holes poked in the plastic cup?
-What is that lid made of that is poked at the top to allow the water to enter the cup?
-What chemicals are used in the flavored coffee selections?
-Is there a filter inside the plastic cup? What is it made of and how is it secured inside the plastic cup?
If you own a Keurig, please continue reading this post because what I discovered is shocking and sickening. This will explain why I am kicking my Keurig to the curb.

IS YOUR KEURIG HARBORING MOLD AND BACTERIA?

When I packed up my kitchen to move 500 miles south, I wanted to make sure that my Keurig was completely empty and dry before it went on the moving truck. IMPOSSIBLE!

Source(s):

http://www.fhfn.org/your-k-cups-are-loaded-with-mold-bacteria-and-toxic-aluminum-and-why-they-will-kill-you-from-the-inside/