Microplastics, tiny plastic particles from everyday items like synthetic clothes and plastic bottles, are infiltrating our bodies and could be seriously harming our health. These particles can trigger heart attacks, strokes, and other serious conditions by carrying toxins and damaging organs. They come from various sources, including degraded plastics and industrial waste, and are now found in surprising places like our arteries and organs. With microplastics affecting everything from our gut health to our immune systems, experts are urging people to cut down on plastic use and adopt safer alternatives to protect themselves from these hidden dangers.
The public's awareness of the problem of microplastic pollution in the environment is growing. According to research, microplastics can raise one's risk of heart attacks, strokes, and even death if they reach the body. What types of routine actions put one in danger of consuming microplastics?
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