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Where is the presumed aluminum exposure coming from? I recently read about a relationship between alzheimers and pesticides. https://www.nature.com/articles/srep32222 There is obviously much more to learn.
Interestingly the only differences between Apoe4 and a neutral, very common variant called ApoE3 is one amino acid at position 112. The small variance appears to account for most of the negative effect of the ApoE4 genotype. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28533891
Other than antiperspirant, are we exposed to aluminum in a form that our bodies readily absorb? Is it ever used as a food additive?
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691500...
Can someone tell the deodorant manufacturers please? It's very hard to find aluminium free anti-perspirant in the uk
I have used these and are not bad. See if you can get these in the UK.
Where is the presumed aluminum exposure coming from? I recently read about a relationship between alzheimers and pesticides. https://www.nature.com/articles/srep32222 There is obviously much more to learn.
Really interested here for my far future health as I'm starting a project with some CNC'd aluminum.
TLDR: "Aging is the major risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease though the advent of Alzheimer’s disease within a normal human lifespan is suggested to be brought about through human exposure to aluminum. Essentially without aluminum in brain tissue there would be no Alzheimer’s disease."
Edit: Removed question about exposure, since it was answered in parent.
TLDR: "Aging is the major risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease though the advent of Alzheimer’s disease within a normal human lifespan is suggested to be brought about through human exposure to aluminum. Essentially without aluminum in brain tissue there would be no Alzheimer’s disease."
Can't have Alzheimer's without Al.
EDIT: Oh come on HN, periodic table jokes are in right now.
Other than antiperspirant, are we exposed to aluminum in a form that our bodies readily absorb? Is it ever used as a food additive?
Google edit- it definitely can leach.