Welcome back to another episode of the talk. Today we are continuing our conversation with Dr. David Barzolai on longevity.

And, okay, so first of all, we have so many questions, but I wanted to ask you about microplastics, which we kind of touched on in our full episode.

So you mentioned that microplastics are a big thing that we have been ignoring for a long time, but are most certainly causing damage to ourselves, and we've been finding them in a lot of places.

I read that they found like a teaspoon in the brain when people die, a teaspoon of plastic in the brain.

And like we have like a full credits cards worth of plastic.

People are picturing like this actual teaspoon.

The credit card study has been debunked.

Oh, no.

Okay.

That's false.

But any, I mean, and actually the most dangerous ones are the E&CBNC one, but they don't add up to nearly near that amount.

Okay, okay.

But, and so, based on what we see on short-term studies and animal models, it's a cause for concern.

We don't yet know, but why not minimize it if we can, you know, while we're getting data.

So where are people getting their microplastics?

Where are the most common culprits?

We're actually getting it everywhere, interestingly enough.

Some of the microplastics literally were getting in the air we breathe.

So, you know, there are a lot of other things literally were getting in the air we breathe. So,

you know, there are a lot of other things we're getting in the air we breathe in the particulate matter that's damaging. So I think a good best practice for that is to have a, if you can get one,

to invest in getting a HEPA filter, which has a certain grade, that's HEPA. It's not one particular company, and I don't endorse

specific products or services, but that just means that it's rated at a certain high level.

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