Hidden threat: daily eating of bank cards
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<p>Microplastics are one of the problems of the modern world. We live in the era of plastic, as it is an inexpensive and convenient material, but in addition to its advantages, microplastic carries a huge number of disadvantages and dangers, primarily for our planet, but also for health, as a consequence. Modern research shows that the impact of polymers on human health can be destructive and cause terrible diseases and mutations. I hope that by understanding the basic concepts and being aware of the threat of crop plastic to their health, each person will be more conscious in their lifestyle.</p>
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January 23, 2024
Conclusion to the podcast
<p>Episode 6<br /> <br /> Welcome to the latest episode of my podcast «Hidden threat: daily eating of bank cards»<br /> <br />For me, the time spent searching for the information that interested me was truly amazing, I spent a lot of time reading, watching, figuring out and structuring(стракчаринг) the information presented in the previous episodes. <br />At the end of the long work done, I would like to summarize everything that was said earlier in the podcast. <br />I hope that after listening to my podcast, the listener realized the scale and threats that plastic brings to our environment and our own health.</p> <p>Together we learned that microplastics enter our food through water and air <br />Microplastics is always around us – even in the most remote and remote places </p> <p>However, I told you about the progress in studying and combating the problem of microplastics. Scientists and experts around the world are working to develop new technologies to remove it from the environment and eliminate its impact on our health. It is important to pay attention to the regulation of the use of plastic, industry and consumers, as well as the recycling and disposal of plastic.</p> <p>The urgency of the microplastics problem highlights the need for conscious and responsible consumption, as well as making changes in our daily lives. We can reduce our use of plastic by choosing to buy products packaged in renewable(ренюабл) materials, using reusable bags and containers instead of single-use ones, and supporting local initiatives(инишативс) to collect and recycle plastic waste.<br />It is this and only this that allows us to build a world where nature and human can coexist(коэкзист) in harmony and balance.<br /> <br />Thank you very much for listening to the podcast in full, I sincerely(сансирли) hope that after this some of your basic habits will be questioned, and your attitude to plastic will be more responsible and conscious(коншэс). <br />Bye :)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> </p> <p><br /> </p> <p> </p>
January 23, 2024
Microplastic tablet
<p>Episode 5 <br />Hello and welcome to the episode about how to protect yourself from the effects of microplastics. In fact, it is absolutely impossible to rid yourself of microplastics. In the second episode of my podcast, I quoted a line from a website about comparing microplastic particles to beads scattered around a room, and it is a remarkably accurate description of how polymer particles settle in our world, just not allowing us to separate it from nature. So, even if you follow all the methods below to combat microplastics, you still won't cure the air of them, and by buying synthetic clothes in huge quantities, people only exacerbate this problem. However, there is a good new! While you can't stop yourself from inhaling microplastics, you can limit your intake, thereby greatly reducing the amount of microparticles that enter your body. <br />Still, I don't plan to drag out this episode too much, let's move on to the methods themselves. <br />1. Drink mostly filtered water rather than bottled water (a study found that bottled water contains about twice as much microplastics as filtered water or even tap water).<br />2. Do not give preference to plastic food containers (or use utensils labeled "Food Grade").<br />3. Eat more meat than fish (it contains more particles than meat) or at least reduce your intake of seafood.<br />4. As much as possible, avoid clothes made of synthetics, spandex, nylon and polyester, and when washing these materials, use only low temperatures.<br />5. Instead of biomaterials, use fabrics such as wool, linen, organic cotton, silk.<br />6. Do not use tea in nylon bags and reduce the consumption of tea from any tea bags, giving preference to brewing.<br />7. Regularly clean the premises, especially wet ones, ventilate the premises (microplastic particles tend to settle in the dust).<br />8. Be more careful when choosing cosmetics, for example glitter, as well as the presence of the following substances in the product (which you can find in the description of this episode): Nylon-12, Nylon-6. Carbomer, Polyquaternium-7, Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), Polyethylene (PE), Acrylates/C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, Sodium polyacrylate, Polystyrene (PS), Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Acrylates copolymer, Poly methyl methacrylate (PMMA), Polyurethane (PU), Cyclopentasiloxane, Polypropylene (PP), Cyclohexasiloxane are a clear indicator of the content of microplastic particles in it.<br />9. Heat food exclusively in ceramic or glass dishes (under the influence of high temperatures, microparticles are separated from plastic dishes and move into the food).<br />10. Sorting garbage will also have a great benefit to the ecosystem of our planet, because by recycling, microplastic particles will enter the environment in much smaller quantities.<br /> <br />In fact, in today's world, scientists, studying microplastics more and more, are finding various options to solve the problem of its prevalence. Thus, the English company Guppyfriend has developed a washing bag that does not allow microplastic particles from clothes to penetrate into the sewer, forming a kind of filter. The company states that after washing, the bag should be shaken and the microplastic fibers formed on it should be discarded.<br />It can be seen that in the modern world, various ways to reduce the release of plastic and microplastics into the environment are still being developed, laws are being issued prohibiting the production of cosmetics containing microplastic particles, devices are being developed to help reduce human waste or destroy it safely for the environment. <br /> <br />That's all I have for today, thank you for listening!</p>
January 23, 2024
Plasticine food
<p>Episode 4 <br />Hello, and welcome to my podcast about microplastics. <br />Today we will talk about those products in which scientists have found the largest number of microplastic particles. This is important, first of all, so that you understand which foods to watch out for and which ones can be avoided if possible. When searching for information about each product, I tried to find as much information as possible confirming the data from the previous site, in some cases this did not happen, so I strongly recommend that you proceed with the information offered at your own discretion and to the best of your ability.<br />Another interesting piece of information was provided by one of the universities, which conducted 52 studies that aimed to find out the amount of microplastics consumed by humans in one day. Of the total number of searches conducted, 33 were aimed at identifying the amount of microparticles in food and drinks. As a result of these studies, microplastic particles are present in the following products: <br />1. Water (both running and bottled) – The researchers' testimony is that after just seven days of being on the shelves of the store, dangerous toxins begin to be actively released into bottled water, along with particles of microplastics from the walls of the bottle (at the moment it is considered the product with the highest content of polymer particles)<br />2. Fruits and Vegetables (especially apples and carrots) - Microplastic particles enter these foods primarily through soil and water. <br />3. Seafood (especially shellfish and mussels) – The researcher and head of the Friends of the Baltic microplastics project says: "Mussels are able to absorb polymer particles by allowing water to pass through them, so they can be used as natural filters." <br />4. Tea in nylon bags – The most common and dangerous type of tea bags, in which the dry mixture is inside a plastic bag, which produces a huge amount of polymer particles in it during welding.<br />Other products such as honey, salt (the East Asian company Greenpeace conducted a study showing that 90% of salt sold on the market contains microplastic particles).<br /> <br />That's all I have for today, the episode came out a bit small, but I tried to fit as much useful information into it as possible. <br />Thank you for your listening! <br /> </p>
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<p>Microplastics are one of the problems of the modern world. We live in the era of plastic, as it is an inexpensive and convenient material, but in addition to its advantages, microplastic carries a huge number of disadvantages and dangers, primarily for our planet, but also for health, as a consequence. Modern research shows that the impact of polymers on human health can be destructive and cause terrible diseases and mutations. I hope that by understanding the basic concepts and being aware of the threat of crop plastic to their health, each person will be more conscious in their lifestyle.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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