[Soul Citizen]

wonder if there should be precautions to breathing compressed air from a scuba tank made of alluminum?

effects of heavy metals similar to that of chem and nerve toxins, as well as electromagnetic and nuke affects.

Just more data on how environmental factors impact biosystems and why inhibitors so valuable.

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[Grand Old Partisan]

I read somewhere that Alzeihmers was not common until the 1840s, when aluminum came into general use.

[Dimensio]

Suspicions of a link between aluminium and Alzheimers drove me to give up canned beverages several years ago, though I wonders what implications there are for those who wear tinfoil hats.

[Nick The Freeper]

What about deodorant? I think most antiperspirant deodorants contain aluminum. I imagine your body absorbs at least a little of that aluminum.

[MarkL]

Hey! The Aluminum foil (tin foil) is supposed to go on the OUTSIDE of your head!

Mark

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

There are some weird associations with nerve disorders. For example multiple sclerosis is correlated with, women, over 40 who were born north of 40 degrees latitude. I know some victims odf the disease that fit the profile.

[Deep_6]

Re:
"...Aluminum in Drinking Water Tied to Alzheimer's..."

Aluminum, unlike Iron and Steel, will repel any magnetic attraction.. Or more
simply: A magnet will not stick to Aluminum.

There is a very simple test to see if you have an abnormal amount of Aluminum
in your head.

Simply place a decent sized magnet (a refrigerator magnet will suffice) on your
forehead. If it does not stick and falls to the floor, your head may contain an
abnormal amount of Aluminum.

[Radioactive]

Where does FLORIDE come from?

The process of aluminum smeltering.

What a great idea! To get rid of this highly toxic material, let's let people drink it in their water!

Floride is used in rat poison. How nice!

I would propose that Floride is the reason why we have altzimers in such great numbers today.

Also, using aluminum cooking pans and pots and drinking soda pop out of aluminum cans is not a great idea.

[rintense]

There's also aluminum in Rolaids (or one of those antacids). Many older folks also used pots and pans made with aluminum. My grandmother died from Alzheimers, and the doctor said aluminium *could* have contributed to the disease.

[Young Werther]

Foiled again! Now I can't wrap mah spuds when 'cuing them!

What next? No more tin foil alerts?

It ain 'uhmericun!

[Buck W.]

This is not a new finding. I worked for Reynolds Metals (now Alcoa) in the early '80's. The company went into major damage control mode when a similar story was released then.

[Lancey Howard]

I remember reading 20 years ago that aluminum from food and beverage cans was suspected of causing Alzheimers.

[Spyder]

Hi guys - I know I'd sure enjoy seeing your input on this thread, now deteriorating into an antifluoride thread. You're so much better at it than I am. Can't let some of this stuff go unchallenged, though. [/evil grin]

[stainlessbanner]

I would not deny alum. contributes to the disease, however I think it is hereditary as well. Anyone have some helpful Alzheimer's links?

[nmh]

Flouride in water also contributes to Altzheimers.

[OXENinFLA]

Another place to find Aluminum.

------Check out the label on most of your Underarm Deodorant bars.

One I've found that does not use Aluminum is Old Spice.