Top 4 Ways to Remove Microplastics from the Body

Are there ways to remove microplastics from the body? Yes. Natural detoxification processes will take care of a lot, but it can't hurt to supplement. This is a list of our top 4 favs to consider.

Currently, it is estimated that there are over nine billion tons of plastic waste which can take centuries to completely degrade. But before that, most will break down into smaller particles, called microplastics or nanoplastics (which are even smaller). These are the types that can make their way into our body so it's good to have a multi-faceted approach to their prompt removal.


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Top 4 Supplements
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About Microplastics
Why are Plastics Bad?

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Disclaimer: All information in this video is for educational and general purposes only and is the personal view of the authors; not intended as medical advice, diagnosis or prescription. This content has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a medical professional to seek treatment for any health issue or medical concern.

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[SueO]

Probiotics, Chlorella, Activated Charcoal, Antioxidants such as turmeric, olive leaf extract, black seed oil, reishi, and green tea extract.

[bevj]

Stop putting food in plastic. Go back to glass 👍

[theianyx]

1. probiotics & fermented foods
2. chlorella
3. activated charcoal
4. antioxidant rich foods such as blueberries
turmeric - olive leaf extract - black seed oil - reishi
and green tea extract
and of course reduce ones use of plastic as much as possible 🌿

[ashleylala]

I like to bring my own glass containers to restaurants when I order takeout and for my leftovers. Putting hot food in plastic or styrofoam is really bad for your health and the environment. It’s real easy to keep a bag with a few clean glass containers in your car and the restaurant staff usually appreciate the conscientiousness.

[fortunewrangler]

I like burdock for a gentle continual food grade detox. And though activated charcoal can be supportive for acute use, it can be damaging as a long turn daily supplement. Where as burdock is full of good nutrients, helps the liver/kidneys in their detox and is full inulin. Inuline is a PREbiotic that's found in many other food sources that gives the probiotics the fuel they need to clean up this place. Cilantro might also be good since it helps the body get rid of heavy metals. You got me thinking. Thanks for the video!!

[mstina]

A few years ago I got rid of all my plastic containers to store food in and replaced with glass.
Hope they don’t find anything wrong with glass.

[BarbaraWiltGerber]

Thank you for posting. I have been drinking water from plastic for decades. I like to do all I can to be healthy and no longer put even recyclable things into our environment when possible for me. Thanks

[colincolenso]

It's suggested by some that micro or nanoplastics play a role in feminization of men, particularly in South East Asian countries where low quality plastics are used abundantly as food and beverage containers. It's possible that Inositol hexaphosphate (IP6) may help eliminate some of these compounds that attach to estrogen receptors. More research needed.

[royjohnson]

Another bad thing is “forever chemicals” that are non-stick inside food containers, rain proof coatings, in frying pans, etc..

[alexxdaye]

ALL of your videos are highly informative and I've been a fan for many years now. Thank you.

[katalackatt]

Thank you for this very informative useful video. I knew about activated charcoal and its benefits of getting rid of toxins, but totally spaced it off. Also, activated charcoal can help with anxiety, and panic attacts, believe it or not.

[sl]

Probiotics, chlorella on empty stomach or between meals, activated charcoal, antioxidants

[lewisyork]

we could have avoided this if they would have used hemp!!!

[FynfromGames]

I feel like the next one will be "how to prepare for the next Bio Weapon" 😂

[annekedam]

The whole world is crazy!!! They know how bad and still making plastics I would say: STOP MAKING PLASTIC TOTALLY
PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!

[Danielle-zqkb]

You show many plastic containers and mostly discuss these plastic forms, but the biggest issue is fast fashion and synthetic fibers in clothing and fabric. Your washing machine puts microfibers and microplastics into the water and this makes its way back to you even if you filter your water. Too large for carbon filters and too small for screens that are often made from synthetic fibers. True reverse osmosis might be the best option for pure water, but nanoplastics are ending up everywhere—nanoplastics are physical breakdown products of microplastics.
Your dryer puts them into the air we breathe.
The textile mills and clothing sweatshops but the fibers into air and water also.

[zlostnypopolnik]

An organic substitute for plastic was already found, as far as I know, in 2014, but business is business and let people die.

[zenCS]

first <3 just what i needed, was just thinking about this literally 5 minutes ago!

[ikeronnie]

could we use vegetable oil plastics which can degrade into organic matter and stop using petrochemical plastics which can not degrade

[charlastar]

Chlorella also helps reduce uric acid that causes gout, weight gain and increased blood pressure. Dr. David Putlmutter, MD recommends 1200mg a day.