Sodium aluminosilicate and Alzheimer's - It's in every fucking thing that's salty

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Michael Wade

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So... Some asshole online posted that sodium aluminosilicate in salt everywhere leads to Alzheimer's.

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Every now and then I get forgetful and notice it occasionally runs in the family... We tend to like salty shit and Ive starting to put two and two together. Especially considering how much the food industry is full of shit.


Any comforting words kewis? I guess I'm ditching fast food.
 
-you should ditch fast food regardless
-anyone who uses soyence unironically is retarded
-that said, the European Food Safety Admin "concluded that the intake of aluminum through food with a proper level is not a risk to develop Alzheimer’s disease," but does it take into account cumulative exposures like deodorant? this is the same reason why i stopped using fluoride toothpaste since over here in the States we get it in the water, too (don't read this and replace fluoride with something dumb like charcoal, use nano hydroxyapatite and at effective levels)
-comforting words
 
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All of my life dA sOYeNcE has been saying "[insert literally anything] here will give you cancer and AIDS and ebola and your dick will fall off and your limbs will become gangrenous and they'll have to cut them off with a dull rusty saw and etc etc" only for them to reverse course on it a few years later and say it's all good and healthy, repeat ad infinitum. At this point I don't fucking care at all. If it's really as bad as they say it is then lol I guess I'm here for a good time, not a long time - make it illegal if it's really that bad.

fwiw I think society would be much more based if we started breathing lead again.
 
You should avoid Aluminium in food. I haven't had a clue ozzies were this mad to put this shit into plain salt just so it doesn't do the horrible thing of clumping. HORROR i tell you.
Having to shake the shaker, unthinkable evil !
 
Are they legally required to put it in the ingredients list? The table salt I use never says anything other than "sea salt".

But this thread reminds me of a pooner I knew a few years back who had a habit of eating deodorant. I kept warning her that her risk for getting Alzheimer's would be sky high due to the aluminum content, but she didn't care.
 
Are they legally required to put it in the ingredients list? The table salt I use never says anything other than "sea salt".

But this thread reminds me of a pooner I knew a few years back who had a habit of eating deodorant. I kept warning her that her risk for getting Alzheimer's would be sky high due to the aluminum content, but she didn't care.
Apparently there's a loophole where if it's almost 0 percent they don't have to tell you they used it. Ai is your friend for identifying this shit.
 
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This is just a zionist plot to get people to use rock salt, which is gross and feels like chewing on sand.
 
It's not unreasonable to assume that all Alzheimer's research has been faked. Nobody fucking knows so disregard scare tactics.
Pretty much. The "amyloid hypothesis" has been around for decades now and the primary recipient for research funding, but it hasn't exactly made any practical progress outside of faked data every few years. It seems nobody knows (and can demonstrate) how the disease develops and affects the brain yet, so even if it was certain it had to do with it as the main cause, working on prevention measures would still be difficult. Fraud has been a big problem with it now, enough that the whole "amyloid mafia" has caught popular attention.. other than having an healthy lifestyle and especially taking care of your teeth (as that seems to be a the second best guess in the very long list of causes that may not be singular, and many of them from infections) not much one can do.
 
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