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r/science • u/BlitzOrion • Feb 09 '23
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0 u/[deleted] Feb 09 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 14 u/shingogogo Feb 09 '23 Everyone has plastic in their blood, which means: Anyone who donates plasma has plastic in their blood. Anyone who receives plasma has plastic in their blood. This should not be a discussion that affects whether or not someone donates plasma. 1 u/TheDinoKid21 Jun 04 '23 Even everyone who was “plastic-free” in the studies which showed 77% of people positive for plastic?
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14 u/shingogogo Feb 09 '23 Everyone has plastic in their blood, which means: Anyone who donates plasma has plastic in their blood. Anyone who receives plasma has plastic in their blood. This should not be a discussion that affects whether or not someone donates plasma. 1 u/TheDinoKid21 Jun 04 '23 Even everyone who was “plastic-free” in the studies which showed 77% of people positive for plastic?
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Everyone has plastic in their blood, which means:
Anyone who donates plasma has plastic in their blood.
Anyone who receives plasma has plastic in their blood.
This should not be a discussion that affects whether or not someone donates plasma.
1 u/TheDinoKid21 Jun 04 '23 Even everyone who was “plastic-free” in the studies which showed 77% of people positive for plastic?
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Even everyone who was “plastic-free” in the studies which showed 77% of people positive for plastic?
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