Can You Sweat Out Microplastics?

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• Should we be worried about the microplastics in our bodies?  C&EN
• Cutting back on microplastic exposure at home  Action News Now
• These simple diet tweaks could slash microplastics in your body  News-Medical
• Try These Tips to Keep Microplastics out of Your Body and Maintain Your Health  Green Matters
• 23 Best Water Bottles We Tested in 2025  Everyday Health
• You shouldn’t drink out of plastic bottles, study says: Here’s why  PennLive.com
• Scientists Sound the Alarm Over Plastics in Our Brains After Shocking Study  Gizmodo
• I’m a Microplastics Researcher. Here’s How To Limit Their Dangers  UC San Francisco
• Your brain could have a spoon's worth of microplastics. Here's what to do about it  National Post
• Workout Clothes Stink. Here’s How to Clean Them.  The New York Times
• Can you detox from plastic?  The Herald Journal
• Sweat leaches flame-retardant chemicals from microplastics  University of Birmingham
• Can you really sweat out toxins?  National Geographic
• ‘They’re in the air, drinking water, dust, food …’ How to reduce your exposure to microplastics  The Guardian
• Q&A: Can you sweat out toxins?  The Seattle Times
• Microplastics are full of toxic chemicals that are leaching into your skin  Fast Company
• Thread carefully: your gym clothes could be leaching toxic chemicals  The Guardian
• Novel Insights into the Dermal Bioaccessibility and Human Exposure to Brominated Flame Retardant Additives in Microplastics | Environmental Science & Technology  ACS Publications
• Toxic chemicals from microplastics can be absorbed through skin  University of Birmingham
• Do I Need to Worry About Microplastics in Tea Bags?  The New York Times
• Microplastics contain toxic chemicals that can be absorbed by the skin  Medical News Today
• Microplastics in the human body: A comprehensive review of exposure, distribution, migration mechanisms, and toxicity  ScienceDirect.com
• There’s No Such Thing as ‘Sweating Out Toxins’  VICE
• Tiny plastic shards found in human testicles, study says  CNN
• Sweat monitor could reveal when you are exercising too hard  New Scientist
• Drink Hot Drinks in Hot Weather to Cool Down Faster  McGill University
• Microplastics carry toxic chemicals that are easily absorbed by skin  Earth.com
• Your Sweat is Unlocking Toxins in Plastic—Here’s Why Natural Fibers Matter  Green Prophet
• The Science Behind Why Saunas Feel So Good For Your Body (And Mind)  Women's Health
• Infrared Saunas Will Not ‘Detoxify’ You  The Atlantic
• A growing number of sports bras, shirts and leggings brands found with high levels of toxic chemical, watchdog warns  CNN
• Concerned Your Smartwatch Band Has Forever Chemicals? Here’s How to Tell  Runner's World
• How often should you wash your jeans? The Levi’s CEO settles the debate  CNBC
• Toxic fireproof chemicals absorbed by touch  Brunel University
• DC is entering the sweaty time of year. Here are 4 tips to make sure your wardrobe keeps you cool  NBC4 Washington
• Hot Yoga Is a Lie  VICE
• Is Your Apple Watch Safe To Wear? Plastic Chemicals in Products Explained  Newsweek
• How to Cool Off Without AC This Summer  Verywell Health
• Non-Toxic Activewear Guide: PFAS "Forever Chemicals" in Workout Leggings & Yoga Pants  Mamavation
• Should You Replace Your Plastic Bike Bottles with Insulated Metal?  Outside Magazine
• Your athletic wear could contain high levels of BPA: Here's a list of brands affected  CBS News
• No sweat: Can I tailor my exercise to burn more fat?  New Scientist
• Explained: How your sports bra and gymwear could make you sick  Firstpost
• 11 surprising signs you might be pregnant  Business Insider
• The best water bottles for the gym, tested and reviewed  Popular Science
• Your activewear could be leaching toxic chemicals — here's what to do  NZ Herald
• Activewear is Booming, But Only a Few Labels Are Making it Consciously  Vogue
• Networking Is Over. Welcome Sweatworking?  Fast Company
• Why You Suddenly Have Intense B.O.  Women's Health
• The Ultimate Guide to More Ethical and Sustainable Activewear  Good On You
• Fantastically Wrong: Why People Once Thought Mice Grew Out of Wheat and Sweaty Shirts  WIRED
• An Easy Way to Rid Your Body of Plastic  t-nation.com