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Aluminum is an element that has been proven to harm the body. Internal consumption has been linked to breast cancer, Alzheimer's, and kidney problems. The most common place where we intake aluminum is in our
drinking water. Cooking in
Aluminum pots and pans is also
not recommended because the aluminum is transfered from the cooking vessel to the food.
Aluminum toxicity is also well known in the food preparation business. In particular,
breweries take care not to brew their beverages in aluminum containers. It doesn't just influence our food preparation, it also appears in anti-perspirants and
deodorants. The aluminum in deodorants lodges itself in the pores and absorbs the sweat naturally produced by our body. While it does not permeate the skin, it clogs the pores in an area that is dangerously close to important underarm lymph nodes. I recommend using a
natural deodorant
crystal made from either
ammonium allum, or
potassium allum.
1 comment:
What do you think the 'allum' means in 'ammonium allum'?
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