Microplastics, in water, foods, and breast milk; in our body. According to the “Microplastic Report” published by Greenpeace in 2019, 44% of marine species in Turkish seas were detected to contain microplastics in their body corresponding to 220 billion particles. When the scale is expanded to oceans worldwide, this amount is estimated to range between 50 trillion to 75 trillion particles. The implications of such widespread contamination are profound, prompting a sobering reflection on the distressing reality of the plastic footprint we unknowingly carry within our bodies.