68 ألف جزيء بلاستيكي في رئتك يومياً

In a concerning scientific revelation, a recent study has shown that the air inside our homes contains microplastic particles at rates exceeding previous expectations by 100 times. According to the study published on "Al Arabiya.net," an adult may inhale approximately 68,000 plastic particles daily, most of which are invisible to the naked eye and easily penetrate the respiratory system.

The researchers used precise models to measure particle sizes in indoor environments such as homes, offices, and cars, discovering that the extent of pollution had been underestimated in previous studies. More alarmingly, these particles not only settle in the lungs but may also travel through the bloodstream to other organs, raising health concerns about their long-term effects, especially on the nervous and immune systems.

Experts recommended the need to improve ventilation, use high-efficiency air filters, and avoid practices that increase industrial dust density, such as dry cleaning or using unfiltered vacuum cleaners. They also warned about the role of synthetic fabrics in increasing this type of pollution inside closed homes.

* Particles enter the bloodstream

* Ventilating rooms is essential

* Harmful synthetic fabrics