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Not sure if it counts as non invasive, but I've read research suggesting donating blood lowers pfas levels reliably (not too mention other potential benefits th
by hgomersall 3y ago
Not sure if it counts as non invasive, but I've read research suggesting donating blood lowers pfas levels reliably (not too mention other potential benefits that are not particularly well validated).
- red-iron-pine 3y agois that really a solution? you're just giving someone else the PFAS. fixes you temporarily, fucks up someone else
- ancientworldnow 3y agoIf someone needs blood transfusions they have larger concerns than PFAS (that's likely at a similar baseline anyway).