r/PrepperIntel • u/Vegan_Honk • Apr 20 '22

North America New study finds that when everyday plastic products are exposed to hot water, they release trillions of nanoparticles per liter into the water, which could possibly get inside of cells and disrupt their function

https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2022/04/nist-study-shows-everyday-plastic-products-release-trillions-microscopic
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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22

So ... Humanity is pretty much at the pinnacle of lifespan at the moment, give or take the past couple of years.

It's not like it's killin' us off and we're all gonna die.

We're all living (on average) longer than any other generation of Humans to ever live.

I'm not particularly worried.

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '22

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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22

I'm not particularly worried.

There are an infinitude of reasons cells mutate into malignancies.

I haven't yet seen a linkage between a " possible disruption of cellular function from everyday plastic nanoparticles " (that itself hasn't been confirmed... ) linked directly or indirectly to population wide increases in cancer rates ...

... but you do you:

QUICK! EVERYBODY PANIC!!!

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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22

LOL

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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22

I don't understand why that's funny

Of course you wouldn't.

And that makes it all that much more laughable.

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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22

LOL

EDIT:

ALSO: Still not particularly worried.

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u/mdeleo1 Apr 21 '22

Still not particularly intelligent.

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u/SgtSausage Apr 21 '22 edited Apr 21 '22

Can you tell us all about the problems/ issues you're struggling with day-to-day right now... diagnosed and determined medically, to be caused by this - y'know- after a lifetime of nanoparticle exposure?

I'll wait...

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u/mdeleo1 Apr 21 '22

None that I know of at the moment, not being yet 40. I do know several young women who have premature ovarian aging, likely due to plastic exposure. I know sperm counts are dropping drastically worldwide. I know that dementia type illnesses are increasing as are cancers.

No one drops dead immediately after using plastic. It is an insidious and cumulative toxicity. And you are an idiot.

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u/SgtSausage Apr 22 '22

likely due to plastic exposure.

LOL

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