Microplastics Trigger Mitochondrial Stress in Liver Cells

Plastic pollution isn’t just an environmental issue — it’s become a biological one. You’re eating it, drinking it, and breathing it in. And while those particles are too small to see, they’re not too small to affect your health. Your liver is one of the first places these microscopic plastics land, and that’s a problem.

This organ is responsible for breaking down toxins, regulating blood sugar, producing vital proteins, and helping your body process fats. When it's under constant assault, everything downstream, from your digestion to your hormones, starts to suffer. You might not feel it yet. Microplastic exposure doesn’t trigger obvious symptoms right away. Learn more: https://bit.ly/41zoK87

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