On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 11:42:27 +0200, Elgenper <elgenper@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote/replied to: >Pablo, only after sending this off did I read the signature at the >bottom of your post. Obviously you have a professional platform to >speak from in these matters. > >If my reply sound disrespectful, my apologies. It just that I AM >worried about that visible rub-off to anything put into such a can; >regular use for medications must mean that you´re literally eating >aluminum (metallic or an oxide/hydroxide) all the time. > >Also: is the suspected Alzheimer connection really refuted now? At >least in Sweden, it was written about a lot just a few years ago? Aluminum may be light, but it is classified as a heavy metal, in that it's molecular structure is large and complex. Like lead, it does not leave the body once it enters. In fact it tends to settle in places that cause all kinds of problems like Alzheimers. Do yourself a favour and throw out all your aluminum cooking stuff and replace with stainless steel. Stop using aluminum based underarm deodorants. Do not keep anything like drugs in an aluminum container. -- Jim Davis, Owner, Eastern Beaver Company: http://easternbeaver.com/ Motorcycle Relay Kits - Powerlet, Posi-Lock I'm a BMW rider and enthusiast.
