Microplastics in the human body: What doctors say about the health risks
Everywhere we look, tiny fragments of plastic—known as microplastics—are making their unwelcome presence felt, including within our own bodies. These particles seep in through what we consume, the air we inhale, and the water we drink, posing risks of inflammation, hormonal imbalance, and potential organ harm.
Everywhere we look, tiny fragments of plastic—known as microplastics—are making their unwelcome presence felt, including within our own bodies. These particles seep in through what we consume, the air we inhale, and the water we drink, posing risks of inflammation, hormonal imbalance, and potential organ harm.
