Scientist Klára Matoušková asserts that chemicals from items like Teflon pans and functional clothing accumulate indefinitely within the human body. Her research focuses on the impact of environmental contaminants on human health, stemming from studies conducted in the USA on endocrine disruptors. These substances interfere with the human hormonal system, potentially impacting health and reproductive capabilities. Matoušková suggests choosing natural cosmetics, cotton bedding, and avoiding plastics like Teflon cookware and plastic cutting boards to minimize exposure. The scientist emphasizes that reducing overall plastic consumption is a proactive step toward protecting health. She implies these chemicals can even affect the fertility of future generations. Further details of her findings are expected to be released in a future communication.