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Showing posts with label Aluminium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aluminium. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 June 2017

Baby milk powder has TOO much aluminium in it - proving breast really is best.

There is too much (indeed - unsafe, so says Professor Exley of Keele  Uni research dept) aluminium in baby milk formula. Breast milk is SO much better and safer on all levels.

Professor Exley has been researching the effects of aluminium on the human body, for the last 30 or so years. He has shown beyond reasonable doubt, the link between aluminium and Alzeimer's disease. Babies are at their most vulnerable - he says he was shocked at the amount of aluminium in the baby milk - it is totally unecessary! So best to not even think of using formula milk.

Pleae click on the link - you can see the levels of aluminium in all the different brands.

Click here

Wednesday, 14 June 2017

Aluminium link to Alzeimers is proved by Professor Exley

The link between Aluminium and Alzeimers is now beyond a doubt - Professor Christopher Exley has spent the last 30 years researching this subject at Keele University. He had access to brains, where he saw large levels of Aluminium in people who died of Alzeimers. Google Christsopher Exley on utube and many of his lectures and talks prove this.

But the good news is that we can flush out the aluminium from our bodies, by simply drinking a litre of silica-rich water, per day. He says for best results, try and drink this water within one hour.

There are 3 main brands - Volvic water is the cheapest - and according to Professor Exley - it has enough silica to flush out the toxins.

Fiji is the other brand - pricey but this one has the most silica of any water.

The other brand is quite new and can only be bought from silicawaters.com
As pricey as Fiji but discounts for large orders.

Other measures - if you can avoid cooking foil - avoid it. You can get deodrants which don't contain aluminium.

Professor Exley is very good at answering emails if you want to ask him questions - it is -
     c.exley@keele.ac.uk

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