Microplastics from our environment can break down into smaller particles, to less than 5 microns in size, which can then accumulate in different tissues of the body, such as the brain, the lungs and other areas. These tiny particles come from things like packaging materials, storage containers, bottles, clothing and they have also been discovered in city air, especially near areas of pollution. New data shows that 9 out of 10 blood samples now contain microplastics, however, some people store more than others, depending upon their lifestyle and exposure. In this video you'll learn about the impact of microplastics that could be inside you right now, the signs they could be present, and how to detox microplastics using some very simple methods, such as using home water filters, switching to natural fibers instead of synthetic clothing and much more.
