Studies have shown that microplastics penetrate into organisms through air, water, food, packaging materials, synthetic fabrics, clothing, and cosmetics. These particles accumulate in the organism, increasing the risk of heart attacks and insults. According to recent research, microplastics are present in almost all organs of the human body, from lungs to blood and placentas, and a link has also been established between the accumulation of these particles and the increased risk of heart attacks and insults.
Researchers have concluded that a person consumes up to 5 grams of plastic every week, which is equivalent to the weight of a credit card, according to the report from the organization 'World Wide Fund for Nature.' Experts' recommendations include avoiding the use of plastic packaging, heating food in non-plastic containers, preferring natural clothing, and regular ventilation at home to minimize negative impacts on health.
