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The Pathways Microplastics Take To Enter Into the Brain
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The Pathways Microplastics Take To Enter Into the Brain

The dominant route of microplastic elimination is through feces. Studies show that over 90% of ingested microplastics larger than 150 µm, or two human hairs,…

The Negative Impacts of Microplastics – General Toxicity

Oxidative stress is one of the most consistent biological fingerprints of microplastic exposure. Oxidative stress is defined as an imbalance between the production of reactive…

How Many Microplastics Do We Eat And Drink Daily?

Microplastics aren’t just non-reactive, boring plastic fragments. Studies have shown that they have the ability to disrupt our endocrine system. Microplastic particles and their chemical…

Microplastics and the Gut: Disruption of the Gut Microbiome

Polyethylene (PE), commonly used in plastic grocery bags and bottles, is the most frequently detected plastic polymer in the human body. It’s been found in…

Do microplastics impact our hormones? Do they disrupt our endocrine system? Yes, microplastics are endocrine disruptors and this is backed by extensive scientific research. While…