Re: : ALuminum Pots & Pans for PAUL

June 19, 2001

Hi ,

Yes, my grandmother had Alzheimers, and I remember at the time hearing

something about that, and drinking pop from cans. My grandmother was a

health nut (till Alzheimers), I don't remember her drinking pop at all. So

it would have be from pans?

Lolita

>OK, I thank you for your reply. I feel better but also still I know

>somewhere that I heard aluminum cookware they believe contributes to

>altizmers (spelling?) and now that I am into LJ eating healthy I am now

>concerned about this. I got my GFCF 100% down and all his eating, so now

>maybe am I just over doing? I mentioned this to others and they tell me

>we can get run over crossing the street - yes thats true, but if all it

>takes for less of a chance for altimers is to avoid aluminum.............

> Has anyone heard this?

June 20, 2001

>Anyway, let us assume that it is causative. We cannot avoid aluminium in

>our diets. Every drop of water we drink and everything we eat contains

>the stuff. It is added to water before it reaches us in our homes to make it

>look clearer. The problem would seem to be that some folks have problems

>clearing their share from the body and so it accumulates.

I read this in the Rodale publication _Men's Health_ years ago -- the biggest

source of aluminum for most people is from the public drinking water. Does

anyone know if a filter would remove it?

Lis

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