Aluminum Cookware
It has been known for some 20 years that aluminum, once it enters our bodies, has the tendency to accumulate in our brains, where it kills off neurons—leading to memory loss. And thanks to the significant amounts of aluminum found in food emulsifiers, antiperspirant deodorants, hair sprays, baking powder, many toothpastes, much of our drinking water, and most of our cook-ware, we are exposed to quite a lot of aluminum over the course of our lives. There has been
much speculation, therefore, that aluminum may be one of the prime factors in the onset of Alzheimer's disease. The connection between aluminum and Alzheimer's disease became even stronger, when in 1995, Neurotoxicology
reported that the widespread use of aluminum salts to purify water could account for the large numbers of people suffering from Alzheimer's. And now, the final piece of the puzzle may have just fallen into place: the connection between
aluminum and fluoride.
Source: www.jonbarron.org
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