Scientists Discovered Microplastics in Human Semen and Follicular Fluid

Student raises red flags after making alarming discovery in fish samples from one US region: 'People don't know much about it'

A first-of-its-kind study in Appalachia revealed disturbing findings about microplastic pollution in the region's water and fish. What's happening? Isabella Tuzzio, a biology undergraduate student at West Virginia University, studied fish from streams throughout Central Appalachia. Every single sampled fish contained microplastics, according to a university report posted by Phys.org. Her research was published in the journal Sustainability. In p…

Scientists Warn Microplastics in Human Semen is Causing Worldwide Fertility Crisis

Scientists have issued a dire warning that microplastics infiltrating human semen and follicular fluid are driving a global fertility crisis, with new research detecting these pervasive pollutants in 55% of seminal and 69% of follicular [...] The post Scientists Warn Microplastics in Human Semen is Causing Worldwide Fertility Crisis appeared first on The People's Voice.

Chaplet of Divine Mercy and Dr. Sean O'Mara on Microplastics (Part 1) - The Drew Mariani Show

Hour 2 for 7/2/25 Drew prayed the Chaplet of Divine Mercy with Brooke Taylor (1:00). Then, Dr. Sean O'Mara talked the dangers of microplastics (32:32). Topics: cutting boards (41:05), the colors of plastics (42:42), and mouth wash and L. Reuteri (46:37).  Links:  https://drseanomara.com/

Impossible to avoid microplastics could impact your fertility

Researchers have found microplastics everywhere — in our seas, drinking water, food and even people's bodies, including the brain, bloodstream, vital organs and breast milk. Now, scientists are finding them in human reproductive fluids, raising concerns over how these tiny particles could impact fertility. What are microplastics? Microplastics are tiny fragments of polymers, which are chemical compounds. There are two types of polymers: natural …

Microplastics found in sperm and eggs of majority of people tested

Microplastics were found in more than two-thirds of women and over half of men.

Scientists Are Finding Microplastics Almost Everywhere In The Body. How Bad Is That, Really?

Microplastics have been found nearly everywhere in the human body. Experts explain how harmful they may be for our health, and how to minimize consumption.