Studies have found plastic particles in capillaries of the brain and penis. There microscopic particles clog your blood flow and changes your body in other harmful ways. Harmful plastic particles in my body, yuck. How does it get there?
Plastic is everywhere, yet it often contains chemicals linked to reproductive harm, cancer risk, metabolic disease, and other issues. Plastics are in the food we eat and the beverages we drink.
Why?
Commercial food companies spray plastic on tea bags so the bags won’t melt in boiling water. Teflon, or non-stick chemicals, are sprayed on pots and pans. Common water bottles are lined with harmful chemicals. The public is too often unaware of the harmful affects of using these every day items. But today you can learn how to protect yourself and your family.
Simple food and drink preparation can prevent plastic particles from intruding into your body. How so?
Tea bags
Instead of buying tea bags, buy bulk tea or open tea bags and place the contents in safe stainless steel containers for boiling tea.
Water bottles.
Instead of drinking from water bottles, drink from safe reusable containers that avoid dangerous chemical polyethylene liners. Use stainless containers with no chemical liners. Read the fine print.
Teflon or no-stick pans and cookware.
When overheated, teflon dissolves into your scrambled eggs, sautée vegetables and stir-fried shrimps, finding its way into your stomach and thus into your brain and even the penis, studies show. The smallest arteries are called arterioles or capillaries. Such deep penetration is alarming.
How avoided?
Do not use excessive heat. Sure, it takes longer for the pan to heat up; but its worth the wait. Moderate heat is safe and will not dissolve potentially harmful pan covers.
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