‘We’re All Plastic People Now’: “Plastics are Everywhere”, A Groundbreaking Documentary

The documentary film “We’re All Plastic People Now” explores how we have become embodiments of the trash we've created. Director Rory Fielding had four generations of his family’s blood tested for plastic-derived chemicals, revealing alarming results.

 ‘We’re All Plastic People Now’: “Plastics are Everywhere”, A Groundbreaking Documentary

Many chemicals used to make plastic are endocrine disruptors. These substances mimic, block, or interfere with natural hormones, leading to issues in various physiological functions, including growth, metabolism, and reproduction.

Some endocrine-disrupting chemicals are also estrogenic carcinogens, which mimic estrogen in the body and increase the risk of estrogen-sensitive cancers.

You can make a difference by being mindful of your purchases and urging your national and local governments to address plastic use. Additional tips on reducing microplastic exposure are provided below.


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