Invisible Threat

In his address "Invisible Threat," Dr. Egon Cholakian unveils a troubling image of planetary catastrophe linked to the widespread proliferation of micro- and nanoplastics. Drawing on extensive scientific research, the scholar demonstrates how plastic particles have permeated all spheres of life—from the depths of the oceans to the human body.

Dr. Cholakian presents irrefutable evidence: nanoplastics found in air, water, food, and human tissues trigger a chain reaction of pathologies—from cancer and reproductive disorders to neurodegenerative diseases and genetic abnormalities. He emphasizes a critical feature: nanoplastics do not leave the body, accumulating in cells and disrupting mitochondrial function and the integrity of DNA.

Dr. Cholakian also points out the paradox: what has always been considered a guarantee of health may now pose a serious threat. Walks in the forest, which were previously associated with clean air, are now more dangerous than walks in the city. The coastal breeze, traditionally recommended for health benefits, contains nanoplastics. Even "healthy eating" now carries a hidden threat—fruits and vegetables are literally saturated with nanoplastics that infiltrate the plants. What once restored our health now quietly undermines it.

While the scientific community searches for solutions to this global threat, Dr. Cholakian suggests practical steps that each individual can take to minimize the impact of nanoplastics on their lives. Our future depends on how quickly we recognize the scale of the threat and begin to act—while we are still able to think and make decisions. Life is worth fighting for!