The Hidden Harms Of Microplastics

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 Emerging research highlights the pervasive presence of microplastics within the human body, found in everything from blood to lung tissue.

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 These microscopic particles pose significant risks to hormonal balance and overall cellular health, according to recent clinical studies.


A Growing Environmental Threat

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 Chemicals found in microplastics can mimic hormones, potentially leading to reproductive issues and metabolic imbalances in humans.

Disruption Of The Endocrine System

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The physical presence of plastic particles can cause the immune system to react, leading to localised tissue damage and oxidative stress.

Chronic Internal Inflammation

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 Studies suggest that ingested microplastics may alter the composition of gut bacteria, which is essential for a strong immune system.

Damage To The Delicate Gut Microbiome

Damage To The Delicate Gut Microbiome

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Inhaled plastic fibres from synthetic materials can settle deep in the lungs, potentially exacerbating conditions like asthma or chronic bronchitis.

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Increased Risk Of Respiratory Complications

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Microplastics often carry heavy metals and pollutants from the environment, which can leach into the bloodstream after ingestion or inhalation.

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Accumulation Of Toxic Chemical Additives

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