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.
Microplastics enter our bodies in 3 primary ways: Ingestion: through bottled or tap water, hot beverages from single use cups or plastic-containing tea bags, food packaged in plastic, or meals microwaved in plastic containers. Inhalation: they enter through the nose, pass through the olfactory bulb, and reach the brain. Autopsies have confirmed.
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This finding confirms that once the microplastics enter our bodies whether through through inhalation or ingestion or even dermal contact they can circulate in our bloodstream and then deposit in various tissues and organs what I'm getting at here is that every time we drink from a plastic bottle or drink tap water contaminated with microplastics or eat food packaged in plastic or breathe air contaminated with microplastic fibers from synthetic clothing or tire wear we are potentially introducing these particles into our bloodstream the blood then acts as a highway delivering microplastic to organs where they not only take up residence but they accumulate over time
so every breath we take every bite we eat every sip we drink introduces these tiny microplastic particles into our system and they don't just vanish they're settling into our lungs into our kidney our bloodstream and even into our brains