How Nanoplastic Robbed Humanity of Its Future | Address by Egon Cholakian

Your brain, your reproductive system, your future — all of it is already under assault by nanoplastic.

In his latest address, Dr. Egon Cholakian shares the most recent scientific discoveries: nanoplastic is already penetrating human cells, organs, and ecosystems — irreversibly transforming our world.

In this message, Dr. Cholakian reveals alarming new evidence of how nanoplastic is impacting our health and the planet’s life systems.

The link to brain disease:
New studies have uncovered a direct connection between nanoplastic and the onset of neurodegenerative diseases — including dementia and Alzheimer’s — especially among residents of coastal regions.

Nanoplastic is pushing us into a future without medications:
Microscopic plastic particles are playing a shocking role in accelerating antibiotic resistance. This means even minor infections could become dangerous. We are now standing at the threshold of a new global infectious crisis — and this is no longer a prediction but a reality.

The hidden danger of electrostatic charge:
What makes nanoplastic especially destructive? Its electrostatic charge. This property causes particles to adhere to cells, infiltrate tissues and organs, disrupt the immune system, and pollute ecosystems at a terrifying pace.

Missed technologies and the cost of delay:
Technologies like the AWG system could have helped mitigate the damage, but they were never implemented in time. Now, the cost of delay rises with each passing day — and it has become a matter of survival.

A landmark scientific report presented at the Vatican:
Dr. Cholakian highlights the international report “Nanoplastic in the Biosphere: From Molecular Impact to Planetary Crisis,” prepared by the ALLATRA scientific group in collaboration with Bolivian Catholic University and Juan Misael Saracho Autonomous University, who served as institutional peer-review partners. The report was also developed in partnership with a scientific contributor, the international project Creative Society.

This groundbreaking document is the first of its kind — bringing together key global research on nanoplastic’s infiltration of food chains, its devastation of ecosystems, and its far-reaching impact on human health.

The ALLATRA scientific group has proposed a clear solution: the development of technologies capable of blocking nanoplastic’s electrostatic charge — a breakthrough that could mark a real turning point in the fight against this global planetary crisis.

But science cannot do it alone.

Dr. Cholakian emphasizes: even the most promising breakthroughs from scientists around the world will remain on paper without global support, sustained funding, political will, and public engagement.

Humanity now faces a choice.
Either we unite our efforts — for life, for the future, for ourselves — or we continue to ignore a threat that has already gone far too deep.

Time is running out. But life is worth fighting for.