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Since there's nothing we can do at the moment to stop money-grubbing companies from profiting from microplastics at our expense, it looks like donating plasma m
by zackmorris 4y ago
Since there's nothing we can do at the moment to stop money-grubbing companies from profiting from microplastics at our expense, it looks like donating plasma may reduce PFAS levels in blood by 30% per year:
https://theconversation.com/new-evidence-shows-blood-or-plasma-donations-can-reduce-the-pfas-forever-chemicals-in-our-bodies-178771 https://theconversation.com/new-evidence-shows-blood-or-plas...
It also lowers bad cholesterol levels (no affiliation):
https://www.joinparachute.com/blog/benefits-of-donating-plasma/ https://www.joinparachute.com/blog/benefits-of-donating-plas...
The local plasma center in my city pays $800/mo ($9600/yr) for donating twice per week.
- oramit 4y agoHealth benefits and it pays pretty well. This is the sort of side hustle that used to be popular on this site :)
- frontman1988 4y agoBlood transfusions from younger people in remote countries where seafood consumption is low can also be a good option. Nepal seems to be a viable choice for anyone considering it.