Bryan Johnson· Author
We have people testing interventions to assess their efficacy in lowering microplastic levels.
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
We have people testing interventions to assess their efficacy in lowering microplastic levels.
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Tried to remove as much plastic from my life as possible
In doing that as a community, we will have the world's best data set and we will start learning how we can remove microplastic levels from our body and maybe even get more advanced and find new therapies cleanse our bodies entirely.
You can then begin experimenting to say if you start using a water filter or remove plastic bottles from your diet or from your life, what happens to your levels of microplastics?
And in a lot of ways, that's obviously what we're doing too. So sprinkling of optimism that actually this is what we asked for. We asked to have these results. The results aren't what we wanted, but that then allows us to make changes into our lifestyle and our manufacturing process and whatever else.
I've dropped my microplastic levels by 93%.