health π¬ Cholesterol treatment also cleans out forever chemicals
A study found that blood-filtering therapy for high cholesterol also reduced PFAS and microplastics in people. This research was conducted by the team at Technische UniversitΓ€t Dresden in Germany. In trials, reductions up to 25% were seen in PFAS compounds across 14 patients. This suggests pollutants might travel attached to fat-carrying particles in the bloodstream. Further research is needed to confirm how effectively this treatment clears these stubborn toxins.