Donating blood is the only known way to get rid of PFAS (that is per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances fyi, fyi stands for "for your information") already in your body. You should donate blood as often as you can to get rid of PFAS. There's no other way, unfortunately. It's sad, took us centuries to develop our science and medicine, and now we're back to bloodletting. Truly we went full circle.
Donating blood is the only known way to get rid of PFAS (that is per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances fyi, fyi stands for "for your information") already in your body. You should donate blood as often as you can to get rid of PFAS. There's no other way, unfortunately. It's sad, took us centuries to develop our science and medicine, and now we're back to bloodletting. Truly we went full circle.
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Bartłomiej Kubkowski of Poland has pulled off an extraordinary feat, becoming the first person to swim across the Baltic Sea from Sweden to Poland in 55 hours, covering 160 kilometres.
Bartłomiej Kubkowski of Poland has pulled off an extraordinary feat, becoming the first person to swim across the Baltic Sea from Sweden to Poland in 55 hours, covering 160 kilometres.