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What item you use frequently would you be least surprised to learn is secretly bad for you?
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Huel. I'm just waiting for some ~~random internet person~~ doctor to tell me how exactly I'm making my already shaky health significantly worse because I'm too ~~lazy~~ tired for anything more than powder in water.
Also, the decades-old radiator in my flat is probably just spewing all sorts of hazardous particles and nobody will know until they do an autopsy on me.
If it's any consolation I've been on at LEAST 80% Huel (and this is surely a low-ball; on the vast majority of days I'll go 100% Huel) since 2020 and my recent blood panel came back great.