Comments on: Plastic blood

by: darkdaughta

Wed, 21 Nov 2007 17:17:11 +0000

I understand what you’re saying. As I read it I thought about the piece of technology in my mouth…fake tooth plate. I thought about how dentistry has always been defined as beneficial by so many. It’s only on marginal sites all over the net, that people are talking about the ways that dentistry tech, fillings, inserts of all kinds are linked to all sorts of environmental illnesses. Because the medical establishment refuses to link them, refuses to trace so much of what ails us back to their medicines, doesn’t mean that foreign bodies aren’t causing no end of damage to our systems. Mindful of the reputation of medicine as always hiding away the harmful effects or ignoring them, even in birthing medicine, I know that there will no doubt be some part of this story that remains hidden.

by: The Midwife

Wed, 21 Nov 2007 04:25:00 +0000

You know, I was thinking about the toxic and harmful aspects of it, too. But then I thought about all the plastic which is used in the body in good ways: plastic replacement heart valves, plastic knee and hip replacement parts, plastic pace makers, and yes, as the article mentioned, plastic molecules are already being used in many drugs to help modify drug release and deliver drugs to the body–many of which have been in use for decades now, with no serious repurcusions. So I’m not sure if this is one of those things where 40 years down the line we’ll discover that it’s actually incredibly harmful (like dioxin bleaching or thalidomide), or something which is truly lifesaving.

by: darkdaughta

Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:06:05 +0000

But plastic is toxic. It’s already slowly killing us by bleeding out of everything in our immediate environments. They’re terrifying. I’m stifling a scream.