Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

geologists found tiny plastic fibres, beads and shards in rainwater
samples collected from the remote slopes of the Rocky Mountain
National Park near Denver, Colorado. Their report was headed: ‘It is
raining plastic.’ Rachel Adams, senior lecturer in Biomedical Science
at Cardiff Metropolitan University, said that among health
consequences are internal inflammation and immune responses to a
‘foreign body’. She further pointed out that microplastics become
carriers of toxins including mercury, pesticides and dioxins (a
known cause of cancer and reproductive and developmental
problems). These toxins accumulate in the fa y tissues once they
enter the body through microplastics. Now this is being
compounded massively by people pu ing plastic on their face and
throwing it away.
Workers exposed to polypropylene plastic fibres known as ‘flock’
have developed ‘flock worker’s lung’ from inhaling small pieces of
the flock fibres which can damage lung tissue, reduce breathing
capacity and exacerbate other respiratory problems. Now …
commonly used surgical masks have three layers of melt-blown
textiles made of … polypropylene. We have billions of people
pu ing these microplastics against their mouth, nose and face for
hours at a time day a er day in the form of masks. How does
anyone think that will work out? I mean – what could possibly go
wrong? We posted a number of scientific studies on this at
davidicke.com, but when I went back to them as I was writing this
book the links to the science research website where they were
hosted were dead. Anything that challenges the official narrative in
any way is either censored or vilified. The official narrative is so
unsupportable by the evidence that only deleting the truth can
protect it. A study by Chinese scientists still survived – with the
usual twist which it why it was still active, I guess. Yes, they found
that virtually all the masks they tested increased the daily intake of
microplastic fibres, but people should still wear them because the
danger from the ‘virus’ was worse said the crazy ‘team’ from the
Institute of Hydrobiology in Wuhan. Scientists first discovered
microplastics in lung tissue of some patients who died of lung cancer