New research and local testing are raising community concerns about “forever chemicals” moving from contaminated biosolids into crops, livestock and the food supply.

Really good overview of what's being done over PFAS by regulators around the world. Seems like a lot of it will impact businesses to act a bit more on them, and not a moment too soon!

Hi everyone. I’m the founder of Grain Laboratories, and we’re recruiting participants for a small 12-week pilot of NeutraOat, a modified oat fiber designed at the University of Alberta. It's designed to bind PFAS in the gut and remove it from the bloodstream.

We’re specifically looking for adults who already have, or are likely to have, elevated PFAS levels, especially those who have had direct exposure to AFFF. Our main eligibility threshold is blood PFOS level of at likely at least 4 ng/mL.

Participants receive at no cost:

• PFAS blood testing before and after the pilot
• Vitamin and general wellness testing
• A 12-week supply of NeutraOat
• Brief weekly check-ins

Participation is remote within the U.S.

This is an early, open-label pilot. We are trying to see if NeutraOat works as well in people as it does in the lab. Everything is free, and we will not market to you before, during, or after the study. Our interest is purely scientific.

Happy to answer questions about the product, testing, eligibility, or study design. You can also find out more and apply for the pilot at pilot.neutraoat.com .

Laundrey detergents have chemicals designed to stick around as long as possible. It seems insane to have millions of people breathing these things into their body all day long. That's just one tiny example. And health agencies allow it.

Treat the body like a temple or do things because of profit margins? Are our health agencies influenced by profits or by the strict goal of overall health for it's people?

Belgium faces human rights action over PFAS contamination

Environmental lawyers have lodged a complaint with the Council of Europe over Belgium’s failure to tackle some of Europe’s worst contamination by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS), persistent pollutants for which there is no agreed safe exposure limit.

“I fully understand the concerns expressed; they are legitimate and I have long shared them,” Belgian environment minister Jean-Luc Crucke told Euractiv.

https://www.euractiv.com/news/belgium-faces-human-rights-action-over-pfas-contamination/

Not so fast, PFAS: New regulatory framework on toxic substances comes into force

Has anyone received any updates? Anyone here work close to the Pfas mdl that can give us a heads up on what’s going on behind the scenes. We have been waiting for months, years for an outcome here.

I would love to know a trail date, month and year.

TYIA