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Itaalia teadlaste sõnul tõstab plasti sissehingamine dramaatiliselt inimese südameataki, insuldi ja varajase surma riski.
Spetsiaalsete testide abil leidsid teadlased klooriga segatud kahjulikku mikroplasti enam kui poolte uuringus osalenud inimeste blokeeritud arterites (150 inimest 312-st).
Neil inimestel oli järgmise kolme aasta jooksul 4,5 korda suurem tõenäosus saada südameatakk, insult või surra, kuna mikroplast häiris nende keha rasvatöötlust.
Professor Philip Landrigan ütles, et nende arterid sisaldasid umbes 21,7 mikrogrammi kõige tavalisemat plastikut (polüetüleen) ja 5,2 mikrogrammi kolmandat kõige levinumat plastikut (polüvinüülkloriid), tõenäoliselt söömise ja hingamise kaudu.
“Polüetüleeni ja polüvinüülkloriidi nende erinevates vormides kasutatakse mitmesugustes rakendustes, sealhulgas toidu- ja kosmeetikamahutite ning veetorude tootmisel,” ütles ta, hoiatades, et torudes olevad osakesed satuvad joogivette.
“Kujul, mis on seotud peenete, sissehingatavate tahkete osakestega … vedas tuulega pikki vahemaid.”
Ta ütles, et väiksemad kui 200-nanomeetrised osakesed jäävad arterirakkude vahele kinni pärast selliste tõkete läbimist nagu soolestik.
Maailma Terviseorganisatsiooni (WHO) andmetel ei tohi vereringesse ega veresoontesse sattuda osakesed, mille läbimõõt on vastavalt üle 150 mikromeetri või 10 mikromeetrit.
Teistes inimuuringutes on leitud kuni 30 mikromeetri suuruseid osakesi maksas, kuni 10 mikromeetrit platsentas, kuni 88 mikromeetrit kopsudes, kuni 12–15 mikromeetrit rinnapiimas ja uriinis ning üle 700 nanomeetri täisveres.
Üks mikromeeter on 1,000 nanomeetrit.