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New research published in the Journal of Applied Toxicology has revealed that爈ong-term exposure of MCF-10A human mammary epithelial cells to aluminium results in anchorage-independent growth, a key hallmark of cultured tumour cells燼nd of cells on the way to malignant transformation. This study also found that shorter (7 days) exposure to aluminium results in diminished cell numbers owing to cellular senescence.
We are all exposed to a range of cancer causing chemicals and substances unwillingly every day. One substance that the globalists and government don抰 want you know about that could be causing you considerable harm and health problems is aluminium. The fact is爉ost people are exposed to aluminium on a daily basis. Very little is publicized about the risks and dangers of being exposed to aluminium and most of us are unaware of how many common products use aluminium as a medium of storage or control.
New research published in the Journal of Applied Toxicology has revealed that爈ong-term exposure of MCF-10A human mammary epithelial cells to aluminium results in anchorage-independent growth, a key hallmark of cultured tumour cells燼nd of cells on the way to malignant transformation. This study also found that shorter (7 days) exposure to aluminium results in diminished cell numbers owing to cellular senescence.
A commonly used house hold product that contains aluminium is deodorant (antiperspirants). The aluminium contaminant found in most antiperspirants is Aluminium Chlorohydrate. A 1990 study discovered an association between exposure to aluminium and long-term use of antiperspirants and Alzheimer抯 disease.燨bservations made indicated a trend toward a higher risk with increasing frequency of use?2). Due to the ease of Aluminium being absorbed through the skin through the daily application of antiperspirants containing high concentrations of aluminium, this type of exposure can increase the risks of being exposed to Aluminium Chlorohydrate well above what would...