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PFAS in breast milk: possible impact on the immune system

Sam Jansen
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PFAS in breast milk: possible impact on the immune system

PFAS has been detected in all breast milk samples, according to a report by MSN. Sometimes the concentration is above the risk threshold, which could potentially affect the immune system of babies.

PFAS are chemical substances found in many products, such as clothing, kitchen items, and cleaning products. They can be harmful to health, especially with long-term exposure.

According to the source, the presence of PFAS in breast milk could have consequences for the development of babies' immune systems. The advice is to limit exposure to PFAS as much as possible.

The research points to a widespread problem. More studies are needed to determine the exact impact of PFAS on the health of babies.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.

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