This is again bogus science. The so-called 'scientifics' have themselves implanted microplastic particles into organs: "To test their technique, they added particles to 47 samples of lung, liver, spleen and kidney tissue obtained from a tissue bank established to study neurodegenerative diseases." Then they develop a technic to detect those microplastics that were NOT there in first place: "Their results showed that the microplastics could be detected in every sample." What have they found so far? Nothing, absolutely nothing: "their technique would enable other researchers to determine contamination levels in human organs around the world." They then say they found BPA. But BPA (Bis-Phenol A) is not a plastic material by itself, it is a molecule. It is a monomer for polycarbonate manufacturing that is no longer used for any food, or pharmaceutical, or skin contact application. It is a reactant in epoxy can coating resins (thermosets, no plastic materials) for metal and beverage cans. It is a plasticiser for PVC that has long been banned from any food applications such as baby bottles: "They found bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used to make plastics, in all 47 samples."

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This is again bogus science. The so-called 'scientifics' have themselves implanted microplastic particles into organs:
"To test their technique, they added particles to 47 samples of lung, liver, spleen and kidney tissue obtained from a tissue bank established to study neurodegenerative diseases."

Then they develop a technic to detect those microplastics that were NOT there in first place:
"Their results showed that the microplastics could be detected in every sample."

What have they found so far? Nothing, absolutely nothing:
"their technique would enable other researchers to determine contamination levels in human organs around the world."

They then say they found BPA. But BPA (Bis-Phenol A) is not a plastic material by itself, it is a molecule. It is a monomer for polycarbonate manufacturing that is no longer used for any food, or pharmaceutical, or skin contact application. It is a reactant in epoxy can coating resins (thermosets, no plastic materials) for metal and beverage cans. It is a plasticiser for PVC that has long been banned from any food applications such as baby bottles:
"They found bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used to make plastics, in all 47 samples."