Scientists Discover Cholesterol Treatment Removing Toxins
A study from Dresden Technical University has shown that the blood component separation technique (Apheresis), used to treat severe high cholesterol, may also help remove some persistent environmental pollutants from the blood, such as perpetual chemical compounds (PFAS). Although the primary goal was to lower cholesterol levels, the results indicated that the treatment led to a reduction in the levels of these pollutants, which are bound to proteins and fats in the blood. This opens up new possibilities for using this technique to reduce exposure to environmental toxins. However, researchers caution that these findings are still preliminary and require further studies before this method can be considered an effective way to detoxify the body.
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