SC - Disease Threats
geneviamoas at juno.com
geneviamoas at juno.com
Thu Dec 10 18:55:28 PST 1998
Christianna- please be calm and continue to use your aluminum cookwear.
The latest findings I've seen all saw basically Get a grip gang it's not
the Aluminum. Besides we probably get more from one can of highly acidic
soda than a meal. To many factors to control them all. If you don't
trust your aluminum give it here I'll use it.
Genevia <G>
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>I agree with most of what Ras is saying here. But, to take this off
>in another tangential area (I seem to be good at that these days,
>don't I?), I am trying to figure out whether or not I should be
>concerned about my aluminum cookware. I have old sets of Wearever
>cast aluminum cook ware that belonged to my grandmother, (which I
>love) and other various pieces of bakeware that is also aluminum.
>There have been several studies linking aluminum to Alzheimer's
>disease. When someone commented about 10 years ago that I should get
>rid of all my aluminum stuff, I said something to the effect of "No
>way in Hell". But, in the intervening years, I have heard more about
>this, including a recent study of Alzheimer's victims that found
>aluminum in all of them. (Sorry, don't have names, dates, facts and
>figures here, but could turn them up.) Now, I assume the study had
>control cases of non Alz. sufferers that showed lower levels of
>aluminum, or it wouldn't have been much of a finding. We use aluminum
>in our everyday lives, most notably in our underarm
>deodorant/antipersperant (it's the antipersperant). It also occurs in
>many other cosmetics and health and beauty items. My family does not
>have a history of Alz. disease, (cancer and heart disease is more our
>speed), but, should I be concerned and change over to all stainless,
>glass, corningware, etc?
> How many studies should I need to believe it as a threat?
>What think you all?
>Christianna
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