PFAS found in breast milk, sometimes above risk threshold

PFAS substances have been found in all breast milk samples examined. This is evident from research whose results have been published by MSN. In some samples, the concentration of the substances is above the risk threshold.

PFAS, also known as 'forever chemicals', are artificial substances that are difficult to break down in the environment. They are found in many products, such as non-stick pans, textiles and packaging. According to the source, the substances can affect the immune system of babies.

It is not clear what the long-term effects are of the presence of PFAS in breast milk. MSN does not report any specific health risks, but emphasizes that the presence of the substances in all samples is concerning.

The results of the research have been published by MSN. No concrete measures have yet been announced to reduce exposure to PFAS.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.