Dr. Jonathann Kuo

We really live in a toxic environment these days.

So a lot of the environmental chemicals, the plastics, the glyphosate, the

that mold, all that stuff accumulates, and this is a way to physically remove that.

And it completely went away.

I wouldn't say it completely goes away.

You know, microplastic exposure is impossible to avoid these days.

I mean, you can decrease your levels and control your exposure, but...

I wouldn't say that it completely goes away.

Well, if you measure it as before and after, I think it was like 90% or something went away.

Yeah, it does decrease.

But more than microplastics, I think it's a lot of the inflammatory mediators and some of these cytokines and immune complexes that can kind of hinder your system over time.

You still don't exactly know how dangerous or the effects of microplastics are on your systems.

We do know that it's not great, but I don't think it's been well quantified yet.

We just know it's in all of our balls.

All over the breast.

Yeah.

And everywhere.

Like, you think we won't ever know?

I think, you know, science is going to figure some more things out.

But, you know, the toxins are a very complex interplay of systems.