Plastic Food Packaging from Five Countries…

Jun 11, 2024

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Plastic Food Packaging from Five Countries Contains Endocrine- and Metabolism-Disrupting Chemicals


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Nona 104 - Jun 11

YeshuaFaith

It’s bad enough with food coming in contact with these chemically-laden plastics, then they are put in the microwave to heat up the food.
I don’t microwave anything. My young adult kids use the microwave all the time and say that it’s fine. They think we’re making a big deal about nothing because they don’t see any health issues. Yet.

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YeshuaFaith - Jun 12

YeshuaFaith

I stopped using a microwave in college. I trained my kids to avoid them like the plague!

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E.C. - Jun 17

Breaks my heart. Mine too.

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Haden - Jun 11

Haden

This is something we've known about for years but the good thing is it's not as bad a taking the poison through a needle.

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Richard Owen - Jun 11 - Edited

Richard’s Substack

Would like to better understand what's happening with water piped in through PVC, PEX and other plastic plumbing, to say nothing of plastics in holding tanks & containers for water, be it a water fountain (with a large plastic bottle), water bottles, RV holding tanks, etc.
High quality water filtration & sanitation in the home is a must, whatever the source of water.

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Paul Vonharnish - Jun 11

Paul Vonharnish

Good point Richard. I've been attempting to warn against cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) water supply lines for over 30 years. It's toxic, period. Plastic water bottles are another form of chemically assisted suicide. Drink up! Yummy!!!

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Steve Clough - Jun 11

Steve Clough

When I was a kid, the adults would tell us to let the water fountain run for about a minute to flush out all of the lead in the pipelines. That advice still carries a lot of wisdom given that now PEX is used for many plumbing jobs instead of PVC…. on the other side of the coin, plasticizers will eventually be diluted out of the piping over time, probably approaching infinitesimally small levels over the course of several years.

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Greg Eldefonso - Jun 11

Greg’s Substack

Look up Oregano Oil for dissolving Micro Plastics.

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joe stuerzl 85 - Jun 11

joe’s Substack

It's not only plastics that are next to impossible to avoid .All the very toxic laundry detergents saturate our betting and clothing .Many house wife's have an obsession with dirt and non stop washing with poison liquids and powders .It does not come out with rinsing .Tons of that stuff line shelves in super markets 50 feet long . It's all made from natural gas or crude oil . Similar how many'' medicines '' are made .

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Liberty4all - Jun 11

Liberty4all’s Substack

I'm trying, but it's very hard for me to resist having a defeatist attitude about exposure to everyday toxins. Virtually everything we own or use or eat is created with, has come in contact with, or contains toxins. We eat it, drink it, wear it, and breathe it daily. Yes, I can help limit my family's exposure, but such changes are miniscule compared to the grande scheme. We will still be exposed to plastic pipes, plastic floors, engineered lumber, mdf, upholstery, carpet, fabrics, aluminum both visible and hidden, etc. Almost makes cave dwelling sound good if it weren't for all the natural toxins in the rocks and dirt!!

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Paul Vonharnish - Jun 11

Paul Vonharnish

Partial quote from the article: 'most plastic chemicals are not chemically bound to the polymer matrix, resulting in their release from plastic via migration or volatilization.' Correct...
Observe the number of phood products that arrive in "steam-able" packaging. Wonderful! Just pop GMO derived garbage into your microwave death machine, and feast away on industrial waste. Yummy! Look mommy. The baby has no arms!

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Sirskiwi - Jun 11

Sirskiwi’s Newsletter

Omni present and still growing... thx for the reminder, Dr. Ana and the many great prompt comments from the audience

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Yolisa - Jun 11

Yolisa’s Substack

Wow, this is exactly what we should be paying closer attention to‼️💯

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iya - Jun 12

All plastic packaging can be replaced with hemp.

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E.C. - Jun 17

Hemp food packaging?
First time I've ever heard of.
Thank you😁

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Bee Gee - Jun 11

Bee Gee

I think people who get the fake vaxxes start producing these 'microplastics' in their own body, which is how they find the vaxxed-pregnancy-placentas that are nearly totally blocked by microplastics.
How else did those plastics get transported in such large amounts into newly created tissue in a closed organ system?
The vaxxed may be also shedding some of these bioplastics, which may explain why so many unvaxxed women get their period whenever they go around the vaxxed, even without touching them or any surface.
We need much more research on WHAT EXACTLY the infected are shedding, but no one seems to have a glass-fiber air filter for some vaxxed to breathe through for a few minutes.
It is also all over their masks, but no one has done any deep dives on Exactly What it is, at least to my knowledge. Still so many questions.

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Jane Hoffman - Jun 11

Jane’s Substack

No one at work would listen about microwaving food in plastic. Young women surviving breast cancer and many with thyroid issues already! It is so sad to watch and experience this consistent deliberate poisoning of humanity by non humans.

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dyr - Jun 11

When i began my wholesale & retail organic food distribution business in the early 80s, I went out of my way to try to exclude plastics. I ended up using glass & paper, but did retain plastics for closures, lids. As with so many modernist "miracles" - and what would any of us 've thought had we been around when these products were first put out? - specialized use was pushed aside to grossly expand generalized use.
I think use of plastics within injectables might have been in part due to acceptance, wrongfully, that plastics had become so ubiquitous with no "accepted" basis for assuming "sufficient" toxic effects. But I think the use of oils such as peanut led to the great wave of even fatal reactions to consumption of peanuts and related, (likewise for gelatin i think In Japan).

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Jean-Sebastien Savard - Jun 11

An.AlmAnAkA of cAnAdAnAdA

Been years i am seriously thinking they will be crazy enough to call pandemiA on plastic one day or later. I reslly dislike plastic, soooo many thing is wrapped and over wrapped in this pityfull material. I like evry material except plastic. Rock & wood are natural and sooo much better in many ways. We gotta drop that plastic madness, there is too many

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E.C. - Jun 17

Thank you for this information🌹.
I was aware of talk surrounding this for quite a while. Have done some cleaning up and throwing out but not enough.
I remember opening up a new box of tea and the bags felt and looked like some kind of plastic mesh. First thought was "this doesn't seem right".
We'll have to find a place that sells all different sizes and shapes of glassware as we say goodbye to ziploc freezer and sandwich bags, including plastic-wrap rolls.
Is foil better? Parchment paper?, etc.

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E.C. - Jun 17

Thank you for this information🌹.
I was aware of talk surrounding this for quite a while. Have done some cleaning up and throwing out but not enough.
I remember opening up a new box of tea and the bags felt and looked like some kind of plastic mesh. First thought was "this doesn't seem right".
We'll have to find a place that sells all different sizes and shapes of glassware as we say goodbye to ziploc freezer and sandwich bags, including plastic-wrap rolls.
Is foil better? Parchment paper?, etc.

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