Microplastics Found in Human Blood for the First Time

re: Microplastics Found in Human Blood for the First Time

Bitcopper — 3/31/2022 1:54:52 PM

All of these 'stunning' reports are next thing to useless. Anything that you find in your environment is going to make it's way, in some concentration, through your system. Including rubber from vehicle tires, and unburned hydrocarbons from vehicle exhaust. You need to show how it reacts with digestive acid and enzymes to create toxic compounds and what those are called. I suppose you could sound the alarm bells about insoluble fiber, too, because some of THAT is going to get into you. If it doesn't, then assume most of this stuff passes on through and in feces is EXACTLY where it is supposed to be if it is properly disposed of by the body.

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arb1421 — 3/27/2022 1:32:54 PM

Herbs are the answer to health. I must start to read my downloaded Herb Book.

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mirandola — 3/26/2022 1:58:44 AM

When will people finally "get it" that we are driving ourselves to extinction, and fast, and soon? It is time for a revision, time for change! Are people willing? Are major companies willing to admit that if the environment is so impacted that it stops functioning as it should, and species become extinct, that their bottom line will $uffer too? Short sightedness knows no...end? Ohhh and guess what, PVCs from plastics are known to contribute to breast cancer! And probably other cancers too.

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Ringer2 — 3/25/2022 7:26:32 PM

Unfortunately, most politicians and their staff, and regulatory agency agency appointees and their subordinates, as well as the executive branch officials and staff, are adequately bribed to allow such plastic pollution to endure. Stopping will be effective when a sufficient threshold of people become affected. It's our responsibility to publicize such news as presented by Dr. Mercola in this article, for example, to reach enough people to effect changes which result in zero plastic pollution.

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ker8118 — 3/25/2022 10:44:14 AM

Um, no. It's not just in "plastic bottles, plastic packaging, and plastic carrier bags", it's also directly in our foods. Babies' feces have it too.

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Kitera — 3/25/2022 9:23:36 AM

So how could they get into the blood? Through the stomach? Through injections like vaccines?