This works for other forever chemicals, it may work for micro plastics:
> Regular Blood Donations Can Reduce Toxic Forever Chemicals in the Bloodstream: Study
> https://theswaddle.com/regular-blood-donations-can-reduce-to...
This works for other forever chemicals, it may work for micro plastics:
> Regular Blood Donations Can Reduce Toxic Forever Chemicals in the Bloodstream: Study
> https://theswaddle.com/regular-blood-donations-can-reduce-to...
In Seattle I've tried to donate blood multiple times over the last decade.
Every time, "because I've been to India in the last 5 years" they are unable to take my blood. Something about the risk of malaria. At worst, given a shortage, why not take my blood and analyze it? maybe even clean it (like with a dialysis machine)?
Talk about a dumb rule. Anyways... is there some other way to get this advantage? Are there blood letting doctors?
Also afaik it is 3 months[1] for malarial region (like India) it was updated from one year after FDA guidance changed in 2020
[1] For former residents of malarial region you must have resided outside for three years first, here is link to the full guidance from FDA
https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guidan...