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Is there actually evidence that these absorb from the skin? I am not eating them. Granted, if one uses an indoor clothes dryer, some could disperse into the ai
by OutOfHere 9mo ago
Is there actually evidence that these absorb from the skin? I am not eating them.
Granted, if one uses an indoor clothes dryer, some could disperse into the air which one can then breathe in.
I understand that our culture has done a major disservice to cotton.
- zeech 9mo agoEven if you do eat them, there's no evidence (or I suppose I should say no evidence yet) of microplastics being harmful when ingested. Nanoplastics, on the other hand, have been found to impact animal embryos and cells grown in labs.
- OutOfHere 9mo agoA problem with microplastics is that they come bundled with numerous xenoestrogens and other harmful contaminants. This too is what makes them very harmful, especially when conceiving a child.
- IAmBroom 9mo agoCitation. And your statement should read, at most, "some come bundled with....".