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something wrong with the logic. Donating blood might remove it from you but its going in somone else?
im also not convinced donating blood removes anything if its in your pancreas.
You're right, its going into someone else. Someone else who's probably going to die in a more immediate circumstance than PFAS poisoning.
blood you donate doesnt always go into someone else. I don't know the stats for what fraction gets transplanted, but researchers also use blood for different reasons.
but there is no uncontaminated blood, its in everyone. Im just saying dont kid yourself