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As explained by a medical expert, aluminum is absorbed into tissues, and the body can’t get rid of it… As we age, this has deadly consequences… And we don’t even realize we are consuming a deadly poison…
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Doctors warn: If you use aluminum foil, stop it or face deadly consequences.
It’s been known since the 1960s that aluminum causes Alzheimer’s disease.
It has been proven conclusively in rats, cats, and monkeys…
The only thing that’s ever shown to fully replicate every feature seen in Alzheimer’s is injections of aluminum.
It’s also been proven epidemiologically, through correlations found between the aluminum content of drinking water and Alzheimer’s.
High levels of aluminum have been found in the nervous systems of people with Alzheimer’s through many methods:
Neutron activation analysis, x‐ray dispersive spectroscopy, and laser microprobe mass spectrometry.
And it’s also been visualized by aluminum‐sensitive stains such as morin and solochrome azurine.
The correlation between Alzheimer’s and aluminum has been proved over and over by many…
And constantly denied and covered up by many others.
This has been going on for decades, and it still is to this day.
In the 1990s, this link was pretty much common knowledge.
But the influence that ALCOA has over the media must be considerable…
Because this fact seems to be becoming less well-known over time.
If you already knew about the connection between aluminum and Alzheimer’s, maybe you didn’t know about the very solid correlations that also exist between aluminum and Parkinson’s.
In Guam, the high aluminum content in the drinking water was found to be strongly linked to higher rates of Alzheimer’s, ALS, and Parkinson’s.
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According to notable aluminum researchers such as Daniel Perl…
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are nearly indistinguishable from each other:
Daniel Perl did tons of research on this in the 1980s.
He has published scores of articles on this topic alone.
Daniel Perl is more qualified than anyone to have an opinion on this matter.
Such are the similarities between Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s that Daniel Perl wrote an article focused on just that.
“However, a considerable amount of evidence demonstrates that these disorders share common clinical and neuropathologic features and that overlap between the two conditions is extensive.”
He presents evidence of people with Alzheimer’s who also have Parkinson’s and people with Parkinson’s who also have Alzheimer’s…
And he blurs all distinction between the two.
The very language that doctors use betrays the congruity.
Two diagnoses commonly given are “Alzheimer’s disease with Parkinsonism,” and “Parkinson’s disease with dementia.”
“…the diagnosis of cases with overlap often ends up being a rather arbitrary exercise. A patient who presents with dementia and develops parkinsonism is generally diagnosed as having AD (Alzheimer’s) with parkinsonism.”
“If patients present with PD and become demented, it is likely that they will be diagnosed as having PD with dementia. If a patient presents with both dementia and parkinsonism, the diagnosis often depends on which type of doctor is consulted first…”
AD and PD are very similar conditions, despite having different names. They were named after two different doctors.
Histologically, they are identical.
And both conditions are very likely caused by aluminum.
Permanent inclusion bodies – such as neurofibrillary tangles and Lewy bodies – are initiated by aluminum, which cross-links proteins.
“Alzheimer’s disease changes were found in the cortex of all of the Parkinson’s patients with severe dementia.”
The aluminum implicated in causing neurological conditions in Guam had been traced to the drinking water.
So now you’re probably wondering why we’re talking about cocaine in relation to Parkinson’s? Or did you forget?
Cocaine contains aluminum.
It probably gets there during the manufacturing process:
These Italian toxicologists obtained 71 confiscated samples of cocaine, and analyzed the contents:
They used some very reliable techniques and made over 1,000 measurements.
Aluminum was found:
Our bodies can deal with the other elements that were found – calcium, magnesium, manganese, copper, iron, and zinc are all actually essential minerals.
But aluminum is not an essential mineral.
Aluminum is officially classified as a neurotoxin.
It cross-links certain proteins in the brain – like the tau protein.
“The authors concluded that parkinsonism is a feature of the natural history of Alzheimer’s disease.”
Although very similar to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s is generally distinguished from it either by shaking or by a decrease in dopamine production.
This is because the substantia nigra (the part of the brain that produces dopamine) is involved.
So the amino acid L‐DOPA (levodopa) is commonly used to treat it. But it doesn’t actually fix the root cause.
“The ability of foreign agents to move from the nasal cavity into the brain was noted as early as the second century.”
The brain region characteristically most affected by Parkinson’s disease – the substantia nigra – is located right behind the nasal cavity.
It has been shown in rats that a nasally‐administered toxin can travel to the substantia nigra.
There it reduces dopamine and causes Parkinson’s.
In this study, a molecule called MPTP was given (this is the classic drug used to induce Parkinson’s in the lab).
“In this study, we report a new animal model for inducing Parkinson’s disease symptoms, based in chronic intranasal inoculation with neurotoxins.”
Lowered dopamine causes tremors. And the destruction of the substantia nigra lowers dopamine.
But the lab version of Parkinson’s (induced by MPTP) is entirely reversible, so it can’t be considered true Parkinson’s.
The Lewy bodies (mentioned above) were not seen with the experimental Parkinson’s in the rat study.
These inclusion bodies are a defining feature of Parkinson’s.
And they have actually been found to contain aluminum.
“Analysis of Lewy bodies in the parkinsonian substantia nigra revealed high levels of iron and the presence of aluminum.”
Aluminum is a foreign element. Our bodies cannot deal with it properly.
We do inhale pesticides and solvents from time to time.
But many of those aren’t really able to induce permanent changes because most small molecules are rapidly metabolized.
Aluminum is not rapidly metabolized.
That’s because it strongly binds phosphate on proteins.
It clumps together phosphorylated proteins wherever they are found (in the brain and spinal cord; but also in vitro).
The proximity of the nasal cavity to the substantia nigra has not gone unnoticed among scientists.
Studies have been published in which data are analyzed and ideas are tossed around about the plausibility of inhaled things being a cause of Parkinson’s.
The shortest path to the substantia nigra – the dopamine region of the brain – is through the nasal cavity.
Otherwise, nobody would snort cocaine in the first place.
“A relatively unexplored route of penetration of neurotoxins is the nasal cavity.”
An analysis of metals in other studies of cocaine samples yielded a value of 4.0 mg of aluminum per kg of cocaine.
It probably gets there during the manufacturing process…
CaCO₃ (lime) is used to control pH during extraction.
Lime comes from limestone, which has been found to have an aluminum concentration of 1,127 mg per kg.
“Ionized metals (e.g. aluminum, cadmium, gold, and manganese) can be transported to the brain via the olfactory receptor cell neurons at rates greater than 2 mm/hr.”
Studies that looked into occupational exposure absolutely confirm that inhaled aluminum is neurotoxic.
A battery of tests done on aluminum welders revealed increased blood aluminum concentrations.
Iron welders were used as the control group for this study.
That study also revealed that the welders, who are always inhaling aluminum vapor, had Parkinson’s‐like symptoms.
Similar studies have been done on aluminum foundry workers and miners.
Essentially all studies demonstrate that aluminum is a neurotoxin that can be absorbed when inhaled.
“Examples of metals capable of entering the olfactory receptor cells are listed in Table 2.”
That’s a quote from the Doty study shown above. Aluminum lactate, aluminum silicate, and aluminum acetylacetonate are all listed in his Table 2.
Cocaine is an anesthetic, but it’s not considered toxic in a permanent way.
Cocaine has had a long history of use in dentistry and medicine.
Bolivian natives chew coca leaves all day long – without getting Parkinson’s.
Cocaine doesn’t destroy the brain on its own.
The aluminum in cocaine, as an impurity, is what destroys the brain…whatever its source may be.
It might be a good idea re‐purify all recreational cocaine, or find a source of USP (United States Pharmacopeia) pharmaceutical-grade cocaine.
Or avoid it completely.
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