According to the British tabloid “Daily Mail,” this invitation was issued after Italian researchers discovered plastic remnants in mothers’ milk that was used to breastfeed infants.
This substance is known as “fine plastics,” which are tiny pieces of plastic that are manufactured and have a length of less than 5 millimetres. The majority of these fine plastics are derived from single-use products like plastic bottles.
This article was found in three quarters of the women who were subject to study.
A week after having their infants, 34 women in Rome donated samples of their milk, allowing researchers to identify 75% of the samples.
Previous research has shown that dead bodies and living people have plastic remnants in their blood, brains, and lungs.
However, this time it has been found for the first time in human milk.
Babies are the most severe of the risk of chemical pollutants.
The researchers emphasised that breastfeeding is still, for the most part, the best approach to feed children despite the urgent need for more study in this area.
An expert made a comment.
Professor Frank Kelly, a public health expert from the UK, reassured moms about these items.
He said: “The fine plastics spread to the air everywhere around us.
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We cannot rule out the possibility that these materials were contaminated inside the lab, the author continued, “unless these tests are carried out in sterile and entirely closed rooms.
He believed that the size of these little molecules is crucial for them to be able to travel through the dom and reach the organs, indicating that if a person swallows plastic, he may pass through the body during the process of elimination.
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