The Age of ALUMINUM: The Biological Effects of Aluminum THE CURRENT SCIENCE-MUST READ

This is the Age of Aluminum. As the scientific dean of aluminum’s biological effects, Dr. Chris Exley, says, “Pandora’s box has been opened.” We are living with aluminum in virtually every aspect of our lives, from structures to transportation to water supplies to cosmetic and health products to household cleaners to our food. It is in everything, including our bodies. The mad headlong rush to tear aluminum out of the earth leaves a swathe of destruction and destroyed lives behind it.

Effects on HumansThe effects of aluminum on the central nervous system are being studied from several different angles. The latest Keele meeting covered a wide range of aspects:

• Parenteral nutrition—nutrients provided by means other than the mouth or alimentary canal, that is, by injection or intravenous infusion—has become common in premature newborns, severely ill, and elderly people. New research documents that the materials used to provide such nutrition leach into the sustenance and toxic levels enter the body, resulting in dangerously high levels of aluminum found in bones.
• Aluminum has adverse effects on gene expression, which affects the central nervous system and may be associated with essential hypertension.
• In the form of aluminum chloride, aluminum is responsible for DNA damage and rapid cell aging.
• Aluminum is found in significantly high concentrations in cancerous breasts. The high level of aluminum is associated with cancer-related abnormalities, including high levels of inflammatory cytokines and other pro-inflammatory substances.
• Aluminum adjuvants in vaccines persist in the body. They are known to cause the new neurological disorder, macrophagic myofasciitis.
• Although aluminum is excreted via the kidneys, their ability to do so is limited. Quantities that are not eliminated appear to have an affinity for endothelial cells lining cerebral blood vessels and possibly the brain, with likely downstream pro-inflammatory and pathogenic effects.
• Aluminum has been safely chelated using EDTA, with associated beneficial effects on multiple sclerosis patients.
• Aluminum-exposed workers are significantly more likely to develop cognitive disorders, such as Alzheimer’s disease.
• People in the upper quartile of aluminum toxicity are at three times the risk of developing diabetes.   MUST READ MORE…

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