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A new peer-reviewed study tested more than 110 personal care products and found that approximately 85% contained unlabeled toxic chemicals, including PFAS, phthalates, parabens, and formaldehyde — with products averaging more than three times as many chemicals as disclosed on their labels.
Peer-reviewed research has found that patients with microplastics embedded in carotid artery plaque face a 4.53-fold higher risk of heart attack, stroke, or death — while separate studies confirm plastic concentrations in arterial plaque are 51 times higher in stroke survivors than in people with healthy arteries.
This is the transcript of a case from 1968, Jerome Daly v. First National Bank of Montgomery. It is also referred to as the ‘Credit River Decision’. This case while initially a victory for the plaintiff Jerome Daly, the Matrix came down hard on both Daly and the...