trueduke parent
So the solution is to give it to someone else?
the recipients have bigger problems than PFAS, so it is a win-win deal
The sollution to pollution is dilution. (half joking)
If you go regularly the concentration of PFAS in your donated blood would be lower compared to going more sporadically.
See also
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-02-danish-drug-chemicals...
for a drug that appears to lower PFAS levels. I'd be concerned about where the PFAS is partitioned in the body: giving blood isn't going to make a big difference if most of the PFAS is in your fat.