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Learn more about the effects of microplastics and how to avoid them today.
What are microplastics, and how they affect you
The tiny particles that are causing big problems.
Since the widespread industrialization of plastics following WW2, plastic products such as water bottles, car tires, and synthetic clothing have been rapidly polluting the planet.
The resistant nature of plastics to break up – but not break down – into smaller and smaller pieces over time has resulted in one of the world's greatest threats today: microplastics.
Microplastics have been found in the testes, placentas, blood, lungs, and even brains of humans.
Some of the effects that have been linked to microplastic consumption exposure are:
- Hormone imbalance
- Infertility and low sperm count
- Physical and cognitive development issues
- Organ dysfunction
- Oxidative stress
- DNA damage
How you're exposed to microplastics, and how to avoid them
The world is plastic, but you don't have to be.
Microplastics can be ingested when drinking improperly filtered water, using plastic water bottles, cooking with plastic kitchenware, and even from certain foods or ingredients.
More ways to reduce microplastic ingestion
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