Aluminum and Alzheimer's

[Pluckerfamily]

Another large source: vaccines!

[sanjurodog]

Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it depends on the way our individual bodies process aluminum.  It's hard to say, not being a scientist myself. All I know is it's important to fund the people working on finding the answer(s) to the Alzheimer's puzzle. This is one of those videos that just gets you thinking.

[pando19]

@sanjurodog

I think you;re right -- it depends on the individual.

And I appreciate your comments -- the video was intended to get people thinking!

[BurritoBazooka]

@sanjurodog I also think so... If it affected *absolutely everyone*, then everyone in the cities of the world would have Alzheimer's

[sanjurodog]

@BurritoBazooka maybe it IS a piece of the puzzle, idk... but i hope we can put it together soon...

but hun, there ARE people in every city in the world that have the disease..that's the scary thing...every 72 seconds in the US someone develops Alzheimer's..AND there are a recorded 200,000 people in the US alone that have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's that are UNDER the age of 65. It's a killer. One that needs to be stopped.

[BurritoBazooka]

@sanjurodog Indeed, and a scary one. So many developments are happening in medical science, I think people are coming closer to finding the root cause(s).

[sanjurodog]

@BurritoBazooka it's a race...and we have to win. you can contact me anytime zooka - being an advocate is SO EASY - you can help, by just using your voice...you don't even need to leave your computer to make a difference. If it's ok with you..the next time I get a request to write Congress, I'll let you know - the national Alzheimer's website makes the letters for you, to read, write your name in, and send. Easy -takes 5 minutes. Together, we can help stop the THIEF that is Alzheimer's.

[BurritoBazooka]

@sanjurodog I'm in the UK - we have an e-petitions website set up by the government here for UK citizens, I'll check if there's anything relevant there.

[sanjurodog]

@BurritoBazooka yeah I saw that when I visited your channel.. Thank you for doing what you can where you are...It DOES help!!! May God bless and keep you my friend.

[sanjurodog]

Nothing is out of the realm of possibility, but I think that if it were true that aluminum posed a serious treat to developing the disease, we would see MANY more cases of Alzheimer's than even the current 5.4 million cases currently known in the United States.

[sanjurodog]

During the 1960s and 1970s, aluminum emerged as a possible suspect in "Alzheimer’s. This suspicion led to concern about exposure to aluminum through everyday sources such as pots and pans, beverage cans, antacids and antiperspirants. Since then, studies have failed to confirm any role for aluminum in causing Alzheimer’s. Experts today focus on other areas of research, and few believe that everyday sources of aluminum pose any threat." - Taken from the Alz .org website, Alz. Myths. 7/12/11 

[Pyaar111]

I also knew someone who was very healthy well into 60's. He was a doctor & very physically fit when Alzheimer's took him. He lived like a king, had 6 maids, ate a very healthy diet, worked out often & looked great in this age. HOWEVER, HE INGESTED alot of ANTACIDS. Most likely the cause. The health industry will profit by the billions since the FDA is so lax on aluminum (a very well known neurotoxin) being allowed in so many products.

[xtymiller]

global geoengineering / chemtrails = aluminum particulate dispersion

[jemmygem72]

My 1983 university thesis, at Laurentian University investigated Aluminum and the Brain. It was ahead of its time then. Glad to see it's all coming true. Harry Laine

[Sugardaddy501]

99% of these things leach no aluminum at all if any.

[Juggal0Jak3]

Fuck I made a bong and I used a aluminum can as a bowl I only used it once lmao this sucks...

[Sugardaddy501]

@Juggal0Jak3 to u who get high and have little or no brain cell count left.

[rvanegasp]

I partially agree with you....Some recent studies have linked alzheimer and parkinson to the following alloy: Al-Hg (aluminum mercury)

[29rainmaker]

thanks for shareing this knowledge with us youtubers it is very insightful your father im sure is looking down on you and so proud may he rest in peace plz check out chemtrails on youtube if you have not already love peace and happyness to you and yours once again thank you for shareing this knowledge

[Lollitsa]

Maybe there is a sort of virus behind all this. I believe in many of these conspiracies, but I also believe that if aluminum was the cause, almost all of us would die of it. I believe it's our sterilized way of life, because you don't see Al/mers or diabetes in third world countries... ;)

[pando19]

There are some studies that implicate a virus as a cause of Alzheimer's in certain cases. Since there are many possibilities, we probably should cause it Alzheimer's Syndrome, rather than Alzheimer's disease.

[muffledcatinabag]

Could be both, being so sterilized that Al is one of our biggest problems.

[Lollitsa]

On the other hand, researches that show how Gingko Biloba can prevent this disease have been bashed by the conventional scientific community. As happens with homeopathy in general...My advice to you is use Gingko Biloba and Ginseng...

[pando19]

It would be nice if Gingko Biloba were able to prevent this disease, but, this just doesn't pan out in many research studies. Certainly, it can help, as positive changes in lifestyle can help, but prevent it? I wouldn't count on it.

[Lollitsa]

Maybe it has to do with how certain people absorb the aluminum. If it was the sole reason behind Alzheimer's, almost everybody would die of it. Yet I know of old people who live in isolated villages and have little contact with aluminum and still develop the disease. How do you explain this?

[pando19]

There are many possibilities for the cause of Alzheimer's, and I do not believe that aluminum is the single cause. However, because of studies that show aluminum workers have a much higher incidence of Alzheimer's, I try to limit exposure to this metal.

[PalmyBruce]

Yes. About 1970 I used to make my own apricot jam in a large aluminum pressure cooker, using dried apricots. The preservative of those apricots was sulfur dioxide. I remember noticing how beautifully shiny the pot was after each batch. Many years later I realised that the SO2 was no doubt combining with the water to form H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) dissolving the aluminium into the jam. I ate many pots of that delicious jam. At 61 My memory is suspiciously bad, but tested age-marginal by specialist.

[VeteransAgainstKonop]

Two possible solutions to this problem:

1. Live in a bubble for your entire life.

or

2. Live in a cabin out in Montanna, far away from civilization. Then after years of talking to yourself and going crazy, you gradually develop in to somebody like Ted Kacyzinski - The Unabomber.

Then you can write manifestos to newspapers, about the world-wide conspiracy and cover-up about Alunimum... Generally write letters like a nutcase and stuff....

[pando19]

There's a lot you can do without living in a bubble or moving to the far-reaches. Watch the video again with an open mind.

Or not.

[PennyRoyaleTea]

Man, you wanna know the fucked up thing? I know a guy who baths & uses baking soda- BECause he wanted to avoid chemicals in the store-sold products. Now I have this to tell him about. Yeesh. I already recommended he use castille soap instead, but oh well. It's too bad so many of the products in consumer digest contain these things. Really to bad. The evil that will stoop down for a dollar is unbelievable. -__-

[pando19]

People do die - every one of us, in fact. The question is how you'll die -- and how you'll live the latter part of your life. Alzheimer's is a hard way to live and die!

[1kiya1]

Aluminum is the most abundant mineral in the world! Its everywhere. You'll die sooner from worrying about it so much. People die. thats life!

[AppleSouffle]

A very informative video!

I've read that chlorella will chelate (form a chemical cage) with aluminum and remove it from your body, and other heavy metals.

And cilantro will bind with mercury. If you have mercury fillings, it's a great project to have them removed and replaced.

Not all baking powder and salt has aluminum. You have to read the labels. Usually cheap baked goods have aluminum baking powder, such as those one dollar pizzas.

[NaturalWay2Live]

Well done video, Great Job 5 Stars!

[nicktumi]

Do you have any statistics of people working with aluminum and generating Alzheimer's?

I can think of a few careers that work with aluminum: welders, aerospace engineers, the people who mold the aluminum, and aluminum miners would be my top picks.

[pando19]

I do have a study that shows a substantially higher than average incidence of Alzheimer's among aluminum miners. I will dig it out after the holdiays and post it.

[pando19]

I did find the link to a study that shows a significant increase in Alzheimer's for workers in an aluminum factory.

Go to: Sinczuk-Walcniewzak H, Matczak W, Razniewskz G, and Szymczak M. (2005) Neurologic and neurophysiologic examinations of workers occupationally exposed to aluminium. Med Pr;56(1):9-17.

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[nicktumi]

sweet awesome! I just so happen to be doing a research paper on Alzheimer. Thanks a bunch!

[pando19]

Good for you!

Don't forget -- there are many different theories on what causes Alzheimer's disease. Many of them have merit - and one of the more interesting findings is the interaction between the presence (or absence) of APOE4 and certain risk factors. Nevertheless, many people who have Alzheimer's do not have the APOE4 allele. It's a tough question, isn't it?

[PennyRoyaleTea]

Great video by the way. I watched a video of Louis Farrakhan preaching (only the 2nd video I've seen of him) and he talks about alzheimers, aluminum, & all the products containing it. He gave pretty much the same information as you gave, except didn't mention baking soda. I'm glad we have people like you that search for truth- and share it when found.

[FATGIRLSRHOT]

Canned foods are cooked all at once in their own cans in large ovens. Bad part about it is that it is aluminum that the food is canned in nowadays. You are looking at a tricky way of increasing toxicity levels in the human brain.

I just ate canned peas, feeling sick already. Go Organic, locally grown, fresh. Stay away from the can.

[idasputem]

Thanks for the info FATGIRLSRHOT- I didn't realise canned food was just another Govt method of genocide. My grandad always had food cooked in an aluminium saucepan- he got Altzheimers.

Im forgetting the tinned tomatoes we are told are so ggod for us. (As heat releases something to make tomatoes more potent when cooked). Think I'll just cook from fresh now.

[pando19]

It's the acid in the tomatoes that leaches aluminum from the pan. Often tins nowdays are coated with a plastic to prevent the foods from leaching aluminum during storage. Of course, the plastic is probably not helpful either, so I expect foods will be caned in glass in the future.

[idasputem]

GOD! How bloody easy would that be? VERY. Why the sodding hell dont they DO GLASS cans now? No not just for some, but for EVERYONE! What the world needs now, is glass sweet glass, its the only thing that there's just too little of.

There's VAST UNTAPPED sources of LOVE

[marmaladekamikaze]

I'm sorry to hear about your Father, My grandfather is also feared to be developing Alzheimer's, He worked in an Iron foundry all his life and when he retired he did a lot of DIY Aluminium castings in his spare time. I'm quite interested in it's link to Alzheimer's and just thought it would be interesting to do a study on those in the Pyrotechnic community as they are exposed to Powdered Aluminium on a daily basis, also of interest would be workers in the Al powdering industry.

[marmaladekamikaze]

I have read studies in my College on a potential treatment for Alzheimer's using Silicic acid which helps eliminate Al from the body.

[FATGIRLSRHOT]

Aluminum when used in cooking is absorbed up to about 85% into the food it is cooked with. Aluminum foil that is. Wanna know the cure...? Malic Acid.  The big MA, commonly found in apples and candies, malic acid allows for the extraction of aluminum from the brain and blood stream. An apple a day, they do say, keeps the doctor away.

[cherisb]

thanks for sharing your knowledge and helping others facing this disease... your father is very proud i am sure of it! best to you.

[pando19]

Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it so much.

[gedotbard]

Why do the big pharm companies put Aluminium phosphate as an additive in their DPT whooping cough vaccines? As a person grows older and has medical recommendations to get vaccine updates every 10 years 0.33 mg aluminium phosphate injected under the skin is just adding to the problem.That's why the figures are so exponential and certain scientists are well aware of that MONEY .... BIG MONEY is behind it all and large scale poisoning of populations is all geared to that end....

[gedotbard]

The label on the DPT whooping cough vaccine REPEVAX marketed by Sanofi Pasteur has 0.33 mg of aluminium phosphate as an ADDITIVE ...

Well so many millions of people are being injected with the stuff and the big question is WHY are the drug companies seeking to complicate the situation when there are verifiable research tests linking aluminium componds and Alzheimer's?

[gedotbard]

And guess what folks? Sanofi Pasteur has 0.33 milligrams of aluminium phosphate in their DPT Whooping cough vaccinesthat are injected under your skin and touted as essential for good health . As you get older and have your vaccines updated every ten years this surely does no good to your system Well there IS a big questionmark about aluminium and Alzheimer's and WHY do these pharmaceutical companies keep putting this questionable stuff in the vaccines? THINK ABOUT IT WELL...

[gedotbard]

And guess what folks The pharmaceutical companies and specifically Sanofi Pasteur have aluminium phosphate o.33 milligrams as an additive in their

[EricSchwin22]

Wow in ancient times people didn't suffer from alzheimers disease and had sharp memories because they weren't exposed to aluminum that much, but now our modern technology is killing us with Aluminum.

It's in the Fish, Pots, Pans, computer parts, cars, the water you drink...It's just everywhere now a days.

Even the healthiest food in the world can't save you from alzheimers disease... there has got to be another way, and scientists are still finding answers.

[pando19]

It's not just aluminum. Metals in general (think mercury) are neurodegenerative. You can take action to prevent many metals from getting into your body, but some will do so anyway because you cannot stop breathing.

Scientists are learning more about removing metals through chelation, but that's not a do-it-yourself project. You can help by eating green leafy veggies; they are natural chelators. Maybe Popeye had something!

[pando19]

Fortunately, with the advent of the internet, many scientific studies are now easily accessible to the public. Searching the scientific literature, I have found well over 200 studies that directly address the relationship between Alzheimer's and aluminum (and other metals).

I encourage everyone to check it out for themselves rather to rely only on what they been told by "authorities" There is much more to the problem of Alzheimer's than we know or than we've been told.

[DementiaTraining]

The idea that aluminium causes Alzheimer's was first put forward in 1965 (based on research with rabbits), but is now thought to be unlikely. The sad fact is that dementia is very common and affects approx one in five people over the age of 85. (It can affect younger people too). Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia and there is much research being done to find possible causes and identify risk factors.

[pando19]

Although you can find opinions that state that aluminum is unlikely to be a causal factor, the latest research does not support that view. Delve into research from 2000 to the present and you will find more at least 150 studies that show a connection. So, before ruling out aluminum, please do look into the scientific research.

[DementiaTraining]

You're right that there are different opinions, but ideas have shifted over the years. The Alzheimer's Society (the leading dementia charity in the UK) suggests the link with aluminium is "unlikely". They monitor all the latest research. I'll try to post you a link! Obviously, it's very difficult to prove a 'negative' but it's good that research is ongoing. I'm very sorry to hear about your father. It's terribly sad and it's understandable you want to find the reason. I do wish you well.

[jettmanas]

Great video.

When getting a burrito, remember to ask for no foil.

I haven't used aluminum products for about five years (since I heard of this).

Hope it gets many views (deserves it more than a lot of stuff on YT).

[mostliberal]

Well, I don't eat pickles, I don't drink coffee, I don't eat fast food, I don't eat THAT kind of cheese, I don't drink water from the faucet, and I don't drive, and the town I live in doesn't a high concentration of people/square mile.

[pando19]

Good for you.

[TexasLonghorns4117]

is smoking out of aluminum foil or a coke can bad

[pando19]

Of the two practices you mention, smoking with aluminum foil is the more dangerous because your item to be smoked comes into direct contact with the aluminum.

Cans are safer. Manufactures coat the interior of aluminum cans with a thin plastic lining to avoid the interaction of the acid soda with aluminum. This is a good solution as long as the can is not punctured or bent so that the plastic lining is broken.

I do whatever I can to avoid aluminum, so I avoid both practices.

[DigitalAte]

Thought provoking. I would like to see research about how aluminum products could affect the brain since you said high levels are found in patients with Alzheimer's.

I really like the music that accompanies the video but can't seem to locate anything by Dave Goetz through regular sources. Any ideas about where to look?

[richterscale09]

ur forgot to talk about Tau protein, Apolipoprotein, Beta-Amyloid build up, decrease in cholesterol metabolism, and oxidative stress over the years

[taloop]

GOOD

[amatrineprincess77]

holy cow! I had no idea aluminum was in so many products that I use everyday. What if I have been contaminating myself for 30 years! Is the damage allready done?? Now I'm going to be paranoid everytime I forget where I put my keys.:(

[pando19]

It is not yet clear in the medical literature whether the accumulation of aluminum in the brains of Alzheimer's patients is a cause of Alzheimer's or a result of some pathological process.

That said, there are more than 150 recent studies showing a relationship between aluminum exposure and the subsequent development of Alzheimer's disease. Do you wnat to chance it when it's so easy to avoid taking in aluminum?

[EmeraldSage]

Aluminum might replace mg, but that doesn't mean it causes disease, especially when alzheimer's is proven to run in families. If I'm to be convinced, it'll take more than a video listing off aluminum in products to prove to me that this indeed causes alzheimer's. Why not show exactly how aluminum affects the body, and how it causes brain matter to degenerate?

[pando19]

By the way, while it is true that Alzheimer's tends to run in some families, it is not clear that Alzheimer's is caused by certain genes, only potentiated. It is also true that behavior patterns run in families, and there is a huge amount of medical evidence indicating that lifestyle is very important in preventing or developing Alzheimer's disease.

[pando19]

In the medical literature, chelation is the accepted therapy for removing aluminum from the body.

Because so many metal concentrations are abnormal in Alzheimer's disease, I do my best to eat lots of green leafy veggies that help the liver to detoxify the blood. In addition, I use a water filter specifically to take out heavy metals.

[pando19]

Although I searched the scientific literature, I was unable to locate any human studies that tested the effects of magnesium malate on aluminum concentrations in blood or brain. I did find that in alzheimer's disease, where aluminum was found in significant concentrations in the brain, magnesium was lower than in normal control subjects. In addition, I found a single study in which magnesium was helpful in reducing aluminum toxicity in plants.

[stratmandoug1974]

I heard somewhere that if you're getting enough magnesium you don't have to worry, but if you're deficient, your body will store the aluminum. I guess aluminum and magnesium seem almost identical to our systems. Magnesium malate is supposed to rid the body of aluminum and replace it with the magnesium. Calcium will block the absorption of magnesium so it's usually better to take it on an empty stomach.. Anyone else heard this?

[LunasAzules]

I haven't heard that but I don't know a whole lot about Alzheimer's. I've heard drinking alcohol increases the risk of getting it, and/or makes it worse.

Sounds more like a magnesium deficiency that is causing the aluminum to cause the alzheimer's then?

[kristiemansfield]

you have to have calcium to absorb magnesium.

[stratmandoug1974]

Quote: "you have to have calcium to absorb magnesium."

No, you've got it backwards Kristie, you have to have magnesium to absorb calcium, Not calcium to absorb magnesium. But if you want to absorb magnesium rightly it's a good idea to take it without calcium or calcium rich foods.

[Avrild]

This video needs updating. All the vaccines that they removed mercury from now have high doses of aluminum in them.

[signhawk]

I believe it!

[pando19]

Sorry, it's anything but nonsense. Read the medical literature!

[peajay]

With aluminum in so many places, why don't we all have Alzheimer's? Why aren't there cases of 12 year olds developing Alzheimer's from extreme accidental aluminum exposure?

This makes even less sense than claiming that dental amalgam causes everything under the sun. At least that claim has the fact that amalgam contains mercury and mercury is poisionous on its side. This aluminum nonsense is just plain rediculous.