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Alarming Amounts Of Microplastics Discovered In Male Organs - New Study Finds
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5:58Now PlayingA new study has found that micro plastics are so prevalent in the body that 100% of the men who were tested had the cancer-causing plastics present in their reproductive organs. Mike Papantonio & Farron Cousins discuss more.
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A new study has found that microplastics are so prevalent in the body that 100% of the men who were tested had the cancer causing plastics present in their reproductive organs. Wow. We've done this story a couple times, but this new study, it's terrifying.
It really is. We're looking at this study out of the University of New Mexico, and they said, okay, we're gonna examine dozens of men who had passed away. So these were cadavers that they used from the morgues office. And they said, well, let's check for microplastics. In every single one, not 99%, not 90%, 100% of these men, they found dangerous concentrations of microplastics in the testicles of these men. Absolutely just wreaking havoc on reproductive systems. And again, these were men that had already passed away, but the researchers say, this is kind of representative of what we're dealing with in the general population.
Well, they're finding PVC plastics in the testicles of men. I mean, that's unprecedented. You can go back just, you go back even 50 years, you're not gonna find this. But there's so much of it that, here's the number, 329 micrograms per gram of tissue. Now understand, this is a plastic, the human body is taking on 329 micrograms in every gram of tissue in the human body. And right now, we don't even know what the diseases are gonna be. You know, this Dr. Yu who did this study, to his credit, he said, look, I wasn't even looking at this for the same reason that you might think. I was looking at it, because reproductive numbers have been decreasing more and more. And he said, I wanna go find out what is. Well, this is what they're finding in mens, in human testicles. And they haven't even really taken a look at what the effect is on female yet.
Right.
They're assuming there's a parallel to it. But I guess the only way you can get around it is you've gotta change your lifestyle. You don't have to drink out of plastic bottles. There's all kinds of alternatives. But in a plastic, you did a story on just the plastic bottles. Remember the drinking bottles that we were talking about?
Yeah.
And the numbers were staggering of the amount of plastic, microplastic that would move through the body and now we know where it sits. It sits in the reproductive organs of males we know. And they're now looking at how does it affect females.
Right. And they're basically looking at this to go ahead, because this is kind of step one of what Dr. Yu was trying to find out because he's looking across the world and we're seeing decreasing sperm rates in men all over the planet. So he wants to find out why. So now finding this, it kind of opens another door for them to launch more research, saying, okay, well, is there cause and effect here? You know, is there this correlation? Do we have causation or is this just a weird coincidence that is unpleasant and could cause cancer? We don't know yet, but we could be looking at massive spikes in cancers in the coming years from this. Definitely reproductive issues, failure to be able to conceive, anything like that is on the table right now, because we're only scratching the surface on what these microplastics are doing.
Stop drinking, at least do one thing, stop drinking out of plastic bottles. At least begin there. I don't know what to tell you beyond that, because this is just now developing. We're finding the sources that are being found in male testicles, and it's gonna be found in women's reproductive systems too. I'm convinced of that. But it's hard to even advise, what do you do? It's just so ubiquitous right now.
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