Hi - thank you so much for you reply! While I believe you are right, there is a lot of plastic use in the medical field, the average person does not come in contact with the medical field every day. But the average person does eat every day, and it's pretty simple to google the 'greatest use of plastic' and find out it's food and beverage containers - 36% of all plastic globally. Also as I mentioned in the video, I encourage anyone to read more on their own. Google both 'microplastics in my body' and 'nanoplastics' and you will quickly find reputable articles by the FDA, NiH, Cleveland Clinic, Harvard, UCLA Health, UNM, Science News, National Geographic, and more. My solution is for you to read more, and become more aware the the plastics you use each and every day. I don't need credentials to alert you to something that is widely studied and talked about.
The biggest use of plastic occurs in the medical field. What’s your solutions?
Who are you? What are your credentials?
Hi - thank you so much for you reply! While I believe you are right, there is a lot of plastic use in the medical field, the average person does not come in contact with the medical field every day. But the average person does eat every day, and it's pretty simple to google the 'greatest use of plastic' and find out it's food and beverage containers - 36% of all plastic globally. Also as I mentioned in the video, I encourage anyone to read more on their own. Google both 'microplastics in my body' and 'nanoplastics' and you will quickly find reputable articles by the FDA, NiH, Cleveland Clinic, Harvard, UCLA Health, UNM, Science News, National Geographic, and more. My solution is for you to read more, and become more aware the the plastics you use each and every day. I don't need credentials to alert you to something that is widely studied and talked about.