Plastic pollution and could it be linked to an increase in incidence of Crohn’s disease among children

Posted by Michael Jannicelli | Aug 21, 2024 | Uncategorized | 0 |

I came across this article and I have long thought about it. Is it possible that increase in plastic pollution and the fact that it has entered our food chain is causing an increase in the incidence of IBD in children??

It is a hypothesis but unfortunately I don’t think any of the researchers have tried to take this further. Or maybe I haven’t come across any literature on this topic. But either way, plastic pollution is harming us in many ways that we are not even aware of…

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Plastic pollution and could it be linked to an increase in incidence of Crohn’s disease among children

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