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“Every time you choose an ultra-processed food, a plastic container, or a bottle exposed to heat, you are silently feeding a toxic load that affects not only your body, but also your mind and your vital energy,” warns Dr. Evelin Veras, an integrative physician expert in cellular regeneration and quantum evolutionary leaps.
Microplastics are no longer just found in the ocean or in packaging: they have been detected in blood, lungs, placenta, breast milk, and recently in the human brain. A study published in Nature Medicine revealed that these tiny fragments—about the same weight as a plastic spoon—accumulate in deep areas of the brain, such as the olfactory bulb and regions associated with cognitive functions. Concentrations three to five times higher were even observed in the brains of people suffering from dementia, suggesting a possible link between these toxic residues and neurological decline.
This clinical picture, accompanied by cognitive, digestive, or inflammatory changes, usually indicates a dysfunction in histamine, a key molecule in the immune, digestive, and neurological response. When there is an imbalance in the production, degradation, or sensitivity to histamine, the body can react with symptoms such as chronic inflammation, brain fog, insomnia, fatigue, edema, or anxiety. This disorder is also closely related to an overactivation of the parasympathetic nervous system, which loses its ability to self-regulate in response to internal or external stimuli, generating a constant state of alertness or exhaustion.
Dr. Veras has observed that in many cases these imbalances coincide with deeper processes of cellular energy collapse and distortions in the neurochemical reading of the environment, which requires a multidimensional approach.
The treatment that includes in the quantum field, a new timeline, from the non-duality etheric point, is a Quantum Leap, developed by Dr. Veras, has shown visible results in just three months, not only on a physical level but also on an energetic, hormonal, and spiritual level.
"When the cell nucleus is affected, a profound and urgent intervention is required. Commonly, according to ancestral practices, Inflammation in the body can be reduced with ginger or turmeric, but if we don't address the source of the breakdown, the body will continue to show imbalance," he warns.
Dr. Veras reiterates that “microplastics shouldn't be in the human brain. And yet, they are. We can no longer ignore it. Transformation begins with every choice we make—from filling our shopping cart to cooking to breathing. It's time to cleanse the body, reconnect with vital energy, and regain control over our health.”
Dr. Veras has observed a recurring pattern in her patients: the first symptoms appear as mild digestive discomfort, but progress to edema, inflammation, loss of concentration, and histamine alterations. "Everything indicates an overstimulation of the parasympathetic system and an energetic collapse that, in many cases, is linked to the activation of the dual matrix and Gender Polarity Disorder, a profound imbalance in the individual's physical and spiritual balance," she explains.
Faced with this scenario, Dr. Veras proposes a comprehensive detoxification protocol, which includes:
· Consumption of seaweed, rich in potassium, fiber, omega-3, flavonoids and carotenoids, with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and protective properties for the digestive system and skin.
· Drinking alkaline water, which promotes the elimination of toxins and improves cellular bioelectricity.
· Eliminate ultra-processed and packaged foods, such as packaged cookies, rice, and pasta, and avoid drinking bottled water exposed to the sun or heat.
· Personalized recommendations: for some, muscle-building exercises; for others, breathing and relaxation techniques, depending on the need to balance the nervous system.
The effects of plastic on health are diverse and worrying:
Cardiovascular damage: up to five times higher risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke.
Digestive and immunological disorders: By altering the intestinal microbiota, microplastics promote inflammation, dysbiosis, and discomfort after consuming foods that previously did not cause a reaction.
Neurotoxicity and mood disturbances: These particles have been found to affect brain regions linked to memory, sleep, and emotional balance, contributing to anxiety, depression, and chronic fatigue.
Reproductive and hormonal problems: Microplastics have been found in placentas and breast milk. They also contain phthalates and bisphenol A, endocrine disruptors that interfere with the hormonal system, affecting metabolism and fertility.