Make a few easy changes in your kitchen to help cut down on microplastic exposure — here's how to get started.

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Researchers tested 203 black plastic items that are available in the U.S., ranging from cooking utensils and food storage to personal care products and toys, for flame retardants. Eighty-five ...

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Perhaps the most maligned kitchen item of the moment is the black ... get rid of your exposure to microplastics by not using plastic utensils,” Adams notes. “People worry about water bottles ...

Researchers tested 203 black plastic items that are available in the U.S., ranging from cooking utensils and food storage to personal care products and toys, for flame retardants. Eighty-five percent ...

Instead of plastic utensils, try to use stainless steel utensils ... working as a more eco-friendly option for your kitchen. Tea bags can be filled with plastics, but a safer alternative could ...

Rice is also a hot spot for microplastics. A University of Queensland study found that for every half cup of rice, there are ...

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When you use plastic cooking utensils, there is a concern that when heated, the chemicals in the plastic can leach into our food. Laura Paulisich, Owner of ToxyFree in Stillwater joins Elizabeth ...

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