Phthalates in Plastics and Beauty Products Linked to Heart Disease
WFAAMay 7, 20251 min1,237 views
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- π‘ Phthalates, often called "everywhere chemicals," are found in plastics, food packaging, clothing, furniture, toys, and even detergents and cosmetics.
- β οΈ A new study suggests these chemicals may have contributed to over 10% of heart disease deaths globally in 2018 for both men and women.
- π¬ Phthalates can inflame your arteries, which accelerates the development of heart disease.
- π¨ Exposure can occur simply through breathing them in.
Steps to Reduce Chemical Exposure
- π½οΈ Store food in glass containers instead of plastic ones.
- π§΄ Opt for unscented detergents and lotions.
- π Choose fresh fruits over canned ones.
- π§Ό Wash your hands often, particularly before eating, to minimize contact with these chemicals.
- π·οΈ When examining plastic labels, avoid those marked with a 3, 6, or 7.
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PhthalatesHeart DiseaseChemical ExposurePlasticsFood PackagingCosmeticsDetergentsArterial InflammationHealth RisksConsumer Products
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