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Did you morons actually read the journal? The study was done on 8 people total. No conclusions on health effects came from the study. The author stated the only purpose of the study was to prove that there is a chance of plastic in our digestive system. It was not to determine source, effect, or prevention.
Please Ecosnippits do your research read the journal and stop make stuff up. If you can handle that stick to gardening tips.
Sooooo…. you read exactly what the article stated… and…. decided to get completely outraged? Makes sense.
Reply Yep because as usual you guys got it wrong. A typical for Ecosnippets. Do us all a favor stick to gardening, real science and research isn’t your thing.
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The particles end up in your bloodstream and can end up pretty much anywhere in your body.
Reply Cris Ward don’t try logic with Ecosnippets. They can’t be bothered to even read the journal they are trying to write about. If they did they would know over 80% comes from plastics in for example clothes and carpeting that we breath in. They should stick to low key science like gardening.
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You all are missing the point. The entire point of this article is that microplastics shouldn’t exist at all, period. It creates a toxic wasteland of a neverending supply of health and environmental issues all across the planet as well as humans, sea life, land life, and so forth. Everything will be impacted by this if we don’t take a stand to fight it and say no to microplastics (and all forms of plastic) forever. Thank you for sharing this article and raising awareness Ecosnippets.
Reply Eric Gugger to bad it has nothing to do with the actual journal that was written. The Ecosnippets article is pure fantasy according to the author of the research.
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Just a note FYI, Nestle’s have the highest micro particle count of all the bottle water, according to a recent survey.
Reply Stuart Reid Can you link the study for me? I want to read it so I can be well informed.
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Cris Ward Hey Look! Cris is a dipshit! At the molecular level, it enters the flesh. But, of course, you are smarter than the folks who did the study… Right?
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how come? there is no plastic in rivers, there is no plastic in oceans and seas, there are no plastic in animals guts and fish, so this cannot be LOL
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Well we’ll eventually evolve to be able handle plastic and fast food on a daily basis. Along with polluted air new rules the sjw’s place on us.
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Right……like the way our bodies have “evolved “ to process toxins, resulting in cancer, Alzheimer’s, neurological illnesses and other fun things. ?
Our bodies won’t adapt….,,they’ll get ruined and we will transcend out of our 3-D vehicles. Although as fucked up as the world is becoming…..transcending sounds pretty inviting.