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Research-backed insights on microplastics, health, and what you can do about it.
Microplastics have been found in our water, our food, and even the air we breathe. Although human studies are limited, studies in animals and cell…
Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, and is often associated with perceived health benefits. Unfortunately, most teabags are made…
Scientists have detected microplastics in testicles
Not all microplastics are equal. Sometimes, the smaller they are, the more dangerous they become, and scientific research supports this.
Instead of clearing microplastics from the body, early scientific studies suggest that the liver often becomes a storage site. Even worse, the interaction between microplastics…
Where Microplastics Go After They Enter Our Bodies
Microplastics are a growing biological threat. This brief article highlights some of the problems posed by microplastics.
Microplastics have been found in placentas, umbilical cord blood, and even fetal tissues. This means they are capable of crossing the placental barrier, which is…
Here’s what current research reveals about microplastic accumulation, clearance, and why we should be concerned that they remain in our bodies much longer than we’d…
Emerging research shows that our body removes most “larger” microplastics naturally. Additionally, our bodies can remove microplastics through urine. We know this as numerous studies…
The majority of ingested microplastics are removed via feces, especially the larger microplastics. However, smaller fragments, particularly nanoplastics, can pass directly through our intestinal walls,…
Here’s how microplastics can impact body fat and metabolic health.
