Microplastics-Free

Breathing in Plastic: The Indoor Air Threat

Addressing the Tide: Global Efforts Fall Short

The Hidden Threat: How Nanoplastics Accelerate Alzheimer's and Spread Systemically

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Microplastics and Your Immune System: What the Research Says (And What You Should Know)

Recent studies suggest microplastics can disrupt the immune system, leading to inflammation, immune suppression, and potential autoimmune responses. Understanding how microplastics affect immunity is crucial for health-conscious individuals.

How to Choose Kitchenware That Reduces Microplastic Exposure

Discover how to choose kitchenware that reduces microplastic exposure. Learn about high-risk materials to avoid, safer alternatives, and smart shopping tips for a healthier kitchen.

Top 5 Ways to Reduce Microplastics at Home

Microplastics—tiny plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size—have infiltrated our environment and daily lives. They're found in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and even the food we eat. Reducing microplastic exposure at home is crucial for both personal health and environmental sustainability.

Ziploc Lawsuit: Microplastics in Daily Kitchen Use

Discover the Ziploc microplastics lawsuit: how microwaving and freezing bags can release tiny plastics into your food—and what you can do.

Plant-Based Solutions: Removing Microplastics from Water with Okra and Fenugreek

Discover how plant-based extracts like okra and fenugreek can remove up to 90% of microplastics from water, offering a natural solution to pollution.

Microplastics in Junk Food: What You Need to Know

Microplastics have been found in junk food, raising concerns about mental and reproductive health. Learn how they get there and what it means for you.

Tiny Plastics, Big Concerns: Microplastics Found in Human and Cat Reproductive Systems

As scientists uncover alarming evidence of microplastics invading not only our oceans but also our bodies, new research reveals that these tiny pollutants have made their way into the reproductive organs of both domestic cats and humans.

​Nature’s Answer to Clean Water: How Wood-Based Filters Remove Bacteria and Microplastics

In the quest for sustainable and affordable water purification methods, scientists have turned to an unlikely source: wood.

Microplastics in the Bloodstream: A Hidden Health Hazard

Imagine tiny plastic particles coursing through your veins—recent studies suggest this disturbing scenario could be real, and the implications for your health are just beginning to surface.