Study finds high level of microplastics in human brains

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Study finds high levels of microplastics in human brains that appear to be increasing over time

Human brains contain higher concentrations of microplastics than other organs, according to a new study, and the amount appears to be increasing over time.

www.cbsnews.com

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[JMCx4]

File this in the "No Surprise" folder.

 

[Hippasus]

From Chatbot: "Microplastics are capable of triggering cytotoxicity and chronic inflammation, and may promote cancer through mechanisms such as pro-inflammatory responses, oxidative stress and endocrine disruption."

So, I guess the way to get around this might be to homestead and use more wood. While also replanting.

Wait, so I need to make a Chatbot out of wood?

 

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From Chatbot: "Microplastics are capable of triggering cytotoxicity and chronic inflammation, and may promote cancer through mechanisms such as pro-inflammatory responses, oxidative stress and endocrine disruption."

So, I guess the way to get around this might be to homestead and use more wood. While also replanting.

Wait, so I need to make a Chatbot out of wood?

Get rid of plastic food containers, water jugs, etc. Been doing this for years. Never warm anything up in the microwave in plastic regardless if it says its safe. Years ago I worked with a guys who still warmed up food in those plastic margarine containers. I told him that shit causes cancer and he said Oh well. Not long after he was diagnosed and immediately made the change. Not that that was the cause but he really started taking his health more seriously.