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Science
Nano vs micro: where the biology fundamentally changes
Same plastic. Different size. Very different biology.
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Everything published on the Journal: our articles, research digests, and links we share.
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Solutions
Psyllium is having a moment. Here's what it actually does.
A fiber supplement people love — and where a probiotic sits alongside it
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Health
Plastic in your arteries: what those headlines really mean
Reading the NEJM heart-attack study without the panic
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Health
Can microplastics affect your mood?
The gut-brain axis, plastic exposure, and what the research does and doesn't say
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Health
Plastic in the brain: reading past the headlines
The Nature Medicine study, the dementia link, and what a careful reader should actually take from it
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Solutions
Water filters and microplastics: what actually works
Reading the claims on the box against the actual research
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Solutions
We calculated the carbon footprint of our own product. Here’s what we found.
A cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment of Winnow, and why the answer was mostly about shipping, not packaging.
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Health
What microplastics do, and don’t do, to your skin
The barrier, the exposure routes, and what the research is honest about
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Health
Microplastics, follicular fluid, and IVF: What the first human studies actually show
Plastic particles have now been reported in the fluids that surround eggs and sperm. The harder question is whether they are simply present, or whether they are beginning to interfere with fertilization itself.
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Solutions
Beyond “third-party testing”
The role of ISO 17025 labs in supplement integrity
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Exposure
The microplastics you breathe
Where they come from, where they go, and one surprisingly important handoff
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Solutions
Why detox is the wrong word
A steadier kind of support for a plastic filled world
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