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Welcome to Wellness and Mass. I'm Dr. Nicole Sapphire, and today we're going to talk about a new study that is just revealing again

how many microplastics we are exposed to every single day. Now the conversation about

microplastics, this is not a conspiracy theory. This isn't some crazy futuristic conversation

like, oh, one day maybe we'll learn about microplastics. No, absolutely not.

Our exposure to microplastics, it's a real problem. And I'll be honest, I'm a little bit disappointed

because the updated Maha report, they mentioned it. And all they said was, you know what we're going to do?

We're going to put a lot of money into studying microplastics.

I don't need any more studies because I'm telling you it's a problem.

I'll break down for you guys briefly some of the studies that I'm talking about.

And you tell me, do you think we should spend millions of dollars to study it more? Or should we spend

millions of dollars to try and decrease how much we consume? So the study that just came out in the last

week, now mind you, this isn't some groundbreaking study. It's not brand new, but it's a new study,

and it's a study out of the UK UK and they decided to look at a whole bunch

of different beverages and they tested them. They wanted to see at the bottom of the beverages. So after

they were consumed, you know, if it's tea or if it's coffee and there's still some grinds

or whatever's left at the bottom. They tested that little bit of fluid

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