Containers, Heart Disease and plastic addiction

Ordering Food Online? Packing Hot Food In Plastic Containers Can Increase Heart Disease Risk, Says Study
Study — published in ‘Science Direct’ by researchers at Ningxia Medical University, China — says disposable plastic containers could be leaching dangerous chemicals into your takeaway food.
Your Takeaway Food Packaging Could Increase Your Risk of Heart Failure
Disposable plastic containers could be leaching dangerous chemicals into your takeaway food, potentially increasing your risk of cardiovascular disease. In experiments on rats, researchers in China have found evidence that drinking water exposed to the various chemical additives that seep from heated plastic packaging causes changes to the body,
Scientists Say Eating From Plastic Takeout Containers Increases Your Heart Disease Risk
The researchers also suggest that the plastic chemical exposure itself may lead to heart muscle damage, along with inflammation and oxidative stress, an imbalance of free radicals and antioxidants in your body that may lead to cell damage. All of these are “closely tied to cardiovascular disease,” the researchers wrote.
Eating from Plastic Takeout Containers Can Cause ‘Extensive’ Heart Damage, Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
A new study found chemicals can leach from plastic takeout containers into food, impacting the gut biome—and then the heart
Ordering Takeout Raises Your Heart Disease Risk—But the Food Isn't the Problem, New Study Says
A new peer-reviewed study from Chinese researchers has found that, while it's not your takeout order that's the problem (although, unhealthy picks on the regular can certainly wre
Eating from Plastic Containers Increases Heart Failure Risk
A new study has revealed that eating food from plastic takeaway containers may increase the risk of Congestive Heart Failure. | Health News | Patrika News
Scientists Find Microplastics in Food Packaging May Be Damaging Your Heart
Are you damaging your heart by eating food that comes in plastic packaging? According to Italian researchers, you very well could be.
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Are plastic storage containers safe for food?
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Microwaving food in plastic containers likely invitation to cancer – Experts
explained that heating plastic takeaway containers could cause some plastics to soften, warp, or melt, leading to structural damage and potential contamination of the food. He said, “When ...
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Turning plastic takeaway containers into clothing
A billion kilograms of waste from plastic food containers — equivalent ... “Given the substantial volume of waste takeaway containers, it’s potentially a great source for making fibres ...