Average person swallows plastic equivalent to a credit card every week, report finds

This is why we should go back to using glass for soda it tasted so much better. No need for plastic bottles and plastic lined aluminum cans.

how much iodine?

The average person now ingests five grams of plastic each week, the equivalent of a credit card, a new report by WWF has found.

Researchers found that people are consuming up to 102,000 tiny pieces of plastic of less than 1mm - 250 grams each year - with nearly 90 per cent coming from water, both bottled and tap. Other foods with highest plastic levels include shellfish, beer and salt..

In Europe around 72 per cent of tap water now contains plastic with nearly two plastic fibres found per 500ml.

Some types of plastic carry chemicals and additives which have been shown to influence sexual function, fertility and increase the occurrence of genetic mutations and cancers.

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I've seen this issue come up more and more lately. I get the feeling they're going to use this to explain Morgellons. It is, of course, nano tech. They're "blanketing the world in evil nano dust" remember. The internet of things, they want to read everything on the planet. These are the "tiny wires" Elon Musk speaks of regarding the brain initiative. They will interface with the chips they want to implant us all with.

I've noticed people's skin more and more lately. They can't hide this for too much longer so they need an excuse.

Oh, boo hoo! Wanna know how many bugs you swallow from a can of beans ? How about metal shavings ? Lead in your water ? We still manage to live longer lives than our ancestors