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Elizabeth Schneider's avatar

Thanks so much for this. I had a rather prominent biochemist friend whom I met when USC was my client. He was looking into aluminum and contributions to Alzheimer’s and dementia in the 1990’s. I had to be super careful in his lab…not to trip over a cord and accidentally unplug deep-freezers full of brains. He used to send me his published papers, not that I fully comprehended them. I always wondered what the final conclusion was to the research project. Ultimately, my friend moved his research to Germany. I was very excited to encounter Dr. Exley’s work through your Substack. This particular Substack subscription is frankly the best money I have ever spent. I just cannot read everything anymore as it’s information overload but I am always glad I read this one.

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KarMa's avatar

Another source of aluminum exposure is drinking cans of soda, beer and even water. Plastic containers are not benign either. Best to only drink out of glass, ceramic or stainless steel.

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