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A recent study has shown that the blood component separation technique (Apheresis), which is used to treat severe high cholesterol, also helps in removing some persistent environmental pollutants such as "Forever Chemicals" (PFAS) compounds and microplastic particles. Researchers observed that the treatment led to a significant reduction in the levels of these substances, which are difficult to break down and tend to persist for long periods in the body and the environment because they are usually bound to fats and proteins in the blood. Although the results are still preliminary and require further research, they suggest the potential to develop treatments that not only lower cholesterol but also aid in cleansing the body from environmental toxins, opening new horizons for addressing long-term pollutant accumulation.
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