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Habit 6. Minimize environmental toxins like microplastics

80/20 Health Habits: 7 High-Leverage Actions for Better Health (Series) | Exclusively for members of Club 12 with Dean Bokhari

Welcome back to 80/20 Health Habits. In each installment of this 7-part series, I’m sharing one simple, science-backed health habit that can make an outsized difference in your energy, performance, and overall well-being.

Here’s what we’ve covered so far:

  1. Optimize your sleep

  2. Take daily walks

  3. Stabilize your blood sugar to stabilize your energy

  4. Regulate your nervous system

  5. Eat real food

Here’s what we’re looking at today…



Health Habit #6
Minimize microplastics

There are a ton of environmental toxins around all of us—pesticides in our food, pollution in our air, and heavy metals in our water.

Today, we’re covering one of the most insidious toxins of all: Microplastics and nanoplastics.

Microplastics (tiny plastic particles <5 mm) and nanoplastics (so small they can cross biological barriers) are increasingly concerning because they’ve been found in human blood, lungs, placentas, breast milk, testes, brain tissue, and arteries.

The strongest evidence today suggests microplastics may contribute to:

  • Inflammation

  • Hormone disruption

  • Fertility decline

  • Gut dysfunction

  • Oxidative stress

  • Cardiovascular risk

  • Possible neurological effects

I know - it’s crazy.

So, what can you do about it?


Actionable insights

Here are some 80/20 actions you can take to minimize the negative health impacts of microplastics in your life:

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