Sea Salt Adds 7,000 Microplastic Particles Annually
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Dr. Rhonda Patrick in 'How to Reduce Your Exposure to Harmful Microplastics' on FoundMyFitness Clips
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Story of claim
Sea salt is highly contaminated with microplastics. Switching to rock salt can significantly reduce microplastic intake from diet.
- Goal: To reduce dietary microplastic intake.
- Proof: Sea salt is contaminated with microplastics due to ocean pollution, while rock salt has lower levels.
- Nuances:
- Sea salt: 550-681 particles/kg
- Rock salt has lower contamination
- Impact on Life: Switching to rock salt may decrease microplastic consumption, potentially improving health.
Investments
- Price: Possible cost increase for rock or mined salts
- Time: Ongoing
- Effort: Requires changing salt purchasing habits
Risks
Continued microplastic intake if sea salt is used.
Alternatives
- Using Himalayan or rock salt for lower microplastic levels.
Get Started 🚀
- Purchase rock or Himalayan salt instead of sea salt.
- Check labels for salt origin information.
- Educate yourself on microplastic contamination levels in different salts.
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