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This film sheds light on possible reasons why your health may be deteriorating and why illnesses that were once easily treatable are now resistant to treatment.
Based on the latest scientific research, the film uncovers how microplastics and toxic compounds in the air, water, and food are silently destroying the health of millions. This film is a fascinating dive into modern science, exposing shocking facts and exploring potential solutions.

🔹 The rapid rise of autism and chronic diseases. How could environmental changes over recent decades influence the increase in neurological and autoimmune disorders?
🔹 Planetary pollution and its hidden consequences. How do plastics, heavy metals, and chemical compounds interfere with cellular and organ function? Why are even the most remote corners of the Earth no longer safe?
🔹 Reproductive health at risk. Why are an increasing number of couples may face infertility and pregnancy complications? How do nanoplastics and toxic substances penetrate the placenta and affect embryonic development?
🔹 Microplastics in the human body. How do plastic particles enter the bloodstream and brain? How is this connected to nervous system disorders and immune dysfunction?
🔹 Possible solutions and ways to restore the environment and human health. Can we clean up our environment and reduce toxic exposure? What actions can help the body cope with the effects of pollution?

Based on cutting-edge research and expert opinions, this film presents an alarming reality while outlining possible steps toward a safer and healthier future.

The inspiration for this film came from the deep concern of His Holiness Pope Francis for the global environment and human health, as well as his Apostolic Blessing bestowed upon ALLATRA participants.

“Everything is connected, and as a family of nations, we must have a common concern: to see that the environment is cleaner, purer and preserved. And take care of nature, so that it takes care of us.” — Pope Francis

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