Detection of microplastics in the human penis

Detection of microplastics in the human penis - International Journal of Impotence Research

The proliferation of microplastics (MPs) represents a burgeoning environmental and health crisis. Measuring less than 5 mm in diameter, MPs have infiltrated atmospheric, freshwater, and terrestrial ecosystems, penetrating commonplace consumables like seafood, sea salt, and bottled beverages...

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[DorianGray]

This and the plastic mass in the oceans, worry me far more than the prospects of climate change.

 

[MarcoFL]

This and the plastic mass in the oceans, worry me far more than the prospects of climate change.

Totally agree the plastic in the ocean is in our total control. Climate has changed for thousands of years.

 

[madman]

Could microplastics in penises lead to a rise in ED?

Ramasamy! Microplastics are everywhere—and for the first time they've been found in penises of men suffering from erectile dysfunction. Does this mean there's a link between the two? Why have rates of infertility and ED been rising around the world? And why does it take a study that finds...

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[Guided_by_Voices]

It's fairly simple and cheap to get a counter-top water filtration pitcher and then pour the water into a glass container. I use the one from Clearly Filtered (no affiliation) which claims to remove bad stuff like flouride and microplastics but leave minerals in the water. Detoxing microplastics is also another reason to use the sauna regularly.

 

[madman]

Thread 'Microplastics and Health, Sexual Health'

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Our First Episode Featuring Dr Ranjith Ramasamy Discussing Microplastics and Health, Sexual Health.

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[Vince]

It's fairly simple and cheap to get a counter-top water filtration pitcher and then pour the water into a glass container. I use the one from Clearly Filtered (no affiliation) which claims to remove bad stuff like flouride and microplastics but leave minerals in the water. Detoxing microplastics is also another reason to use the sauna regularly.

Yes, any type of sweating helps remove plastic from our bodies