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	The Straight Dope: Does exposure to aluminum cause Alzheimer's disease? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Aluminum is suspected of playing a role in Alzheimer's disease, a form of degenerative senile dementia thought to afflict 5-10 percent of all persons over 65.
		Aluminum is known to be a neurotoxin that can cause brain damage if you're exposed to it in sufficiently large amounts.
		Aluminum is also found in household baking powder, self-rising flour, cake mix, pancake batter, and frozen dough (as sodium aluminum phosphate, a leavening agent); in nondairy creamers, table salt, and other powdered foods (as an anticaking ingredient); in processed cheese (as an emulsifier); and in hemorrhoid preparations (up to 50 percent aluminum hydroxide).
	www.straightdope.com /classics/a1_216a.html (439 words)

	Enhanced efficacy aluminum chlorhydrate antiperspirant and method of making same - Patent 5234677
		Aluminum chlorhydrates (also referred to as aluminum chlorhydroxides or basic aluminum chlorides) have been known and used for many years as effective antiperspirants, and still constitute the essential active ingredient in many antiperspirants today.
		Particularly preferred aluminum chlorhydrates are those in which x is in the range of about 1 to 2, and preferably about 1, the latter being referred to as five-sixths basic aluminum chloride.
		Although the enhanced activity basic aluminum chlorides of the present invention may be used in any of the conventional forms of antiperspirant formulations, including inter alia a diluted aqueous solution, it is generally preferred to dry the basic aluminum chloride solution to a solid for purposes of shipping, storing and further handling.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /5234677.html (3367 words)

	George W. Bush - Terrorist in the White House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		She says, "My research indicates that flouride readily combines with aluminum in the blood, and that aluminum flouride, once formed is very poorly excreted in the urine." She believes that the aluminum fluoride then becomes concentrated in the bones (where flourine replaces calcium) and continues to slowly release and recycle through the body over time.
		Aluminum hydroxide in antacids - Aluminum hydroxide in antacids may be the most common cause of aluminum toxicity in the United States (where antacids are widely advertised and inappropriately used).
		Aluminum ingestion impairs absorption of selenium and phosphorus.
	www.nogw.com /articles/aluminum_article.html (1968 words)

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		Sodium aluminum phosphate is used as an emulsifier in processed cheese and potassium alum is used to bleach flour.
		Aluminum is used in antacids and anti-perspirants because it reduces peristalsis and sweating.
		Aluminum is considered to be the primary agent in dementia in dialysis patients with renal failure.
	www.arltma.com /AlumToxDoc.htm (1985 words)

	Triclosan And Aluminum Hazards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Large concentrations of the metal have been found in the autopsied brains of deceased Alzheimer's patients - and in the very same two regions located in the left and right hemispheres which are known to bring on Alzheimer's symptoms when damaged.
		Aluminum chlorhydrate is one such antiperspirant base chemical.
		The action of applying antiperspirant also brings aluminum chlorhydrate and triclosan into the close proximity of capillary blood vessels.
	www.rense.com /general64/triclo.htm (589 words)

	Judy Lindberg McFarland: Preventing Alzheimer's Disease - The Aluminum/Alzheimer's Connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Aluminum is found in cookware, baking powder, buffered aspirin, antacids, aluminum cans, and even underarm anti-perspirants.
		There is no "proof" that aluminum contributes to the cause of Alzheimer's, but it has been hotly debated in the scientific field.
		Still, when aluminum has been injected into the brains of animals, it produces tangled brain cells that are similar to the changes seen in human brain cells.
	www.judymcfarland.com /aluminum.shtml (402 words)

	The Shepherd's Purse Dangers of Aluminum Buildup
		Aluminum has been the focus of much negative attention lately -- numerous studies have indicated that aluminum accumulates in the body, especially in nerve tissues, potentially causing harm.
		The connection between aluminum in the brain and Alzheimer's Disease is so convincing that various studies are under way to explore whether aluminum in the brain can be removed, and if so, to determine if this would be beneficial for Alzheimer's patients.
		Aluminum is an active ingredient in most antiperspirants (aluminum chlorhydrate).
	www.newfoundationspubl.org /aluminum.htm (1113 words)

	HYPERHIDROSIS, excessive sweating
		Among the aluminum salts, aluminum chloride is the most effective followed by aluminum chlorhydrate / zinc compounds and finally aluminum chlorhydrate used alone.
		Aluminum chloride hexahydrate is available as a 20% alcoholic solution Drysol® and at 6% concentration under the name Xerac ac®.
		IIn 1978, Aluminum Chloride Hexahydrate in a salicylic acid gel base was first used in a middle aged woman suffering from axillary HH on the verge of getting a surgery to get rid of her axillary glands after failing to respond to Drysol under occlusion.
	hyperhidrosis.ca /topical.htm (371 words)

	MoonDragon's Health & Wellness: Alzheimer's Disease & Aluminum
		The threat from aluminum may be increased by chronic calcium deficiency, which may change the way in which the body uses minerals and result in greater accumulations of aluminum.
		While there is still a great deal of controversy as to whether the accumulation of aluminum in the neurons is the cause or a result of neuronal dysfunction, it is believed that it is best to avoid aluminum as much as possible as a preventive measure.
		Aluminum foil use should be kept to a minimum or not at all.
	www.moondragon.org /health/disorders/alzheimeralum.html (1537 words)

	Does Exposure to Aluminum Cause Alzheimer's Disease
		Cecil replies: I first wrote about aluminum as a possible cause of Alzheimer's disease in 1983, and here it is all these years later and they're still not sure.
		Aluminum is also found in household baking powder, self-rising flour, cake mix, pancake batter, and frozen dough (as sodium aluminum phosphate, a leavening agent); in nondairy creamers, table salt, and other powdered foods (as an anticaking ingredient); in processed cheese (as an emulsifier); and in hemorrhoid preparations (up to 50 percent aluminum hydroxide).
		While there have been suggestions that aluminum cookware might pose a risk for Alzheimer's, the type of aluminum used in pots and pans consists of multiple molecules and does not appear to affect human cells, according to Prolo.
	www.toxicsinfo.org /environment/Alzheimer1.htm (799 words)

	Deodorants Without Aluminium Chlorhydrate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		salts, principally aluminium chlorhydrate and the aluminium zirconium chlorhydrate...
		Among the aluminum salts, aluminum chloride is the most effective followed by aluminum chlorhydrate...
		, aluminum chlorhydrate Aluminium chlorohydrate is a salt used in deodorants and antiperspirants...
	www.cosmetics-guide.com /OPG1/deodorants-without-aluminium-chlorhydrate.html (229 words)

	Natural Crystal Deodorant Stick - Contains No Aluminum
		Aluminum may be great as siding on our houses, but because of what some research is revealing, many of us are just saying "no" to using aluminum cookware and to putting it on our bodies.
		Aluminum chlorhydrate and aluminum zirconium, both synthetic and typically the active ingredients in antiperspirants, are not to be confused with the remarkable, naturally occurring alum found in crystal deodorants.
		This alum is used in remote Asian villages to purify water and to cleanse wounds.
	www.isabellacatalog.com /1666.cfm (115 words)

	George W. Bush - Terrorist in the White House - Aluminum
		Aluminum cookware is especially dangerous when used to prepare acid foods such as tomatoes, which causes the metal to be leached out.
		Aluminum - Aluminum is more likely to accumulate in the brains of people who are magnesium deficient.
		Avoiding Aluminum - "Aluminum is a protoplasmic poison and a pernicious and persistent neurotoxin".
	www.nogw.com /aluminum.html (3633 words)

	Dangers of Aluminum Toxicity Part II - Alternative Medicine
		Dangers of Aluminum Toxicity Part II Autopsies on a large amount of people who have died of Alzheimer’s disease showed accumulations of up to four times the normal amount of aluminum in the nerve cells in the brain, especially in the hippocampus which plays a central role in memory.
		A study done by the University of Cincinnati Medical Center showed that using aluminum pots and pans to cook tomatoes doubled the aluminum content of the tomatoes, from 2 to 4 milligrams per serving.
		Aluminum coated waxed containers, used especially for orange and pineapple juices, cause juices inside to absorb aluminum.
	www.bellaonline.com /ArticlesP/art12624.asp (371 words)

	IGS Enterprises : Aluminum Chlorhydrate : HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM ALUMINUM? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Many people confuse naturally occurring alum with the synthetic aluminum chemicals such as aluminum chlorhydrate or aluminum zicarnium, the two most common active ingredients in conventional deodorants.
		The synthetic aluminum chemicals--aluminum chlorhydrate and aluminum zicarnium are generally marketed as antiperspirants and designed to block the pores from breathing.
		Most common kitchen cookware is made with aluminum and many foods consumed daily, such as baking soda, pickles and most ant-acids contain aluminum.
	www.igsenterprises.com /aluminum-chlorhydrate-difference.html (496 words)

	Aluminum Chloride: A "Can Do" Kind of Compound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Aluminum chloride is used in the production of rubber, lubricants, wood preservatives, medicines and paints.
		Aluminum chloride is one catalyst that plays a role in speeding up the process of combining and rearranging organic molecules into new compounds.
		In her tidy lab, Linky explains how organic chemists use aluminum chloride to attach two molecules together to form a new molecule.
	www.science-education.org /classroom_activities/chlorine_compound/aluminum_chloride.html (456 words)

	Question & Answer with Dr. Garry Gordon
		Aluminum is a very abundant metal in the earth's crust, and it gets incorporated into plant life, and we in turn eat those plants.
		Silicon was found to move aluminum out of the brain, liver, bones, and kidneys.
		Aluminum is a flocculating agent and is added to water in many areas.
	www.gordonresearch.com /answers/more_on_ulcers_and_acid_discussion.html (546 words)

	Antiperspirant
		In Reply to: Re: aluminum chlorhydrate vs. potassium alum (Archive in antiperspirants.) posted by Walt Stoll on May 15, 2003 at 08:49:02:
		In Reply to: Re: aluminum chlorhydrate vs. potassium alum (Archive in antiperspirants.) posted by Nina on May 15, 2003 at 10:17:29:
		The aluminum is just another heavy metal that combines with all the rest to create long term accumulative problems.
	www.askwaltstollmd.com /archives/antiper/168475.html (884 words)

	Summit Research Labs
		Our Aluminum Chlorohydrate and Aluminum Zirconium Chlorohydrex Glycine actives are available as impalpable powders, superfines, microspherical beads, controlled particle size powders, or solutions at various concentrations.
		Aluminum Chlorohydrates are classified as Category I by the FDA (generally recognized as safe and effective when used up to 25% on an anhydrous basis).
		Aluminum Zirconium Chlorohydrex Glycine (AZG) actives are also classified as category by the FDA (generally recognized as safe and effective when used up to 20% on an anhydrous basis) They are defined chemically by aluminum/zirconium and total metals/chloride ratios.
	www.summitresearchlabs.com /summit-content-anti-products.htm (263 words)

	MPSI - Mineral and Pigment Solutions, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Fillers - Aluminum Trihydroxide (Hydral®) is widely used as an extender and filler in polymeric systems where a fire retardant or smoke suppressant is desired.
		Lubral® is an aluminum trihydroxide (ATH) which is surface treated which can change the surface properties of the material.
		These aluminum trihydroxide products have been produced in controlled particle size ranges for use in a variety of polymeric systems as flame-retardant and smoke suppressant fillers.
	www.mp-solutionsinc.com /plisting.html?t=al&grp=4 (526 words)

	aluminum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The average person may absorb anywhere from 10 to 100 mg of aluminum every day through aluminum cookware, baking soda, antacids, and other sources, including deodorants.
		And although the cause of Alzheimer's disease remains unclear, research indicates that aluminum toxicity may be one of the primary culprits.
		Alum is a natural mineral salt, and is unrelated to aluminum chlorhydrate or aluminum zicarnium, the two most common active ingredients in commercial deodorants.
	www.hsibaltimore.com /ealerts/ea200405/ea20040521.html (607 words)

	Allergy and deodorant - cause and effect
		The connection between allergy and deodorant may be due to the fact that mass marketed antiperspirants typically use some form of aluminum as their active ingredient to stop the process of sweating.
		In considering allergy and deodorant use, the main suspect is aluminium, commonly used in anti-perspirants in the form of salts such as aluminium chloride and aluminium chlorohydrate, which work by blocking pores and sweat glands, thereby preventing the vital and natural function of perspiration.
		There are fears that synthetic aluminum chemicals such as aluminum chlorhydrate and aluminum zicarnium have contributed to the rising incidence not only of allergy and deodorant, but also of breast cancer in women.
	www.allergy-candida-relief.com /allergy-and-deodorant.htm (848 words)

	Antiperspirant and breast cancer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		And since lifetime exposure to estrogen (or at least man-made, space-alien versions of estrogen) is the risk factor most strongly tied to breast cancer, continual exposure to aluminum salts may pose a health risk, says Darbre.
		The two aluminum salts most commonly used in commercial products, aluminum chlorhydrate or aluminum zicarnium, work by blocking pores, which prevents the body's natural response to heat: perspiration.
		Be safe and switch to deodorants that do not contain aluminum or opt for aluminum-free antiperspirants.
	www.wrightnewsletter.com /etips/ht200605/ht20060504.html (537 words)

	THAI_Deodorant_Mist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Very soluble aluminum compounds, such as aluminum chlorhydrate or aluminum zirconium, are commonly used in antiperspirant and readily absorbed.
		Once in the body, the aluminum portion of the molecule ionizes, forming free or radical aluminum (Al+++).
		This passes freely across cell membranes, and forms a physical plug, that when dissolved is selectively absorbed by the liver, kidney, brain, cartilage and bone marrow.
	www.pandorapads.com /thai_deodorant_mist.htm (344 words)

	Natural Crystal Deodorants
		Science is now linking aluminum to breast cancer and Alzheimer's Disease, and I haven't seen a single commercial anti-perspirant that does not contain aluminum chlorhydrate or aluminum zirconium.
		Yes, it notes that the mineral salts are made up, in part, of alum, but that's not the same as aluminum chlorohydrate or aluminum zirconium.
		The molecular structure of alum is much larger than the structure of our cells, so it's impossible for it to be absorbed through the skin.
	www.hairgrowthsolutions.com /Natural-Crystal-Deodorants.htm (419 words)

	Medical Expert
		If over-the-counter antiperspirants are not working you can try a prescription strength of the antiperspirant aluminum chlorhydrate.
		This is a liquid that can be applied to your underarms once a day for a few days to a few weeks, after which time the excessive sweating will stop.
		Aluminum chlorhydrate works quite well and comes in several different forms.
	www.medinfosource.com /expert/exp3100900b.html (227 words)

	Jehovahs Witness Discussion Forum - Topic: Aluminum Chlorhydrate â“ Cause of Breast Cancer? (page 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A friend of hers from Europe says that she visited this Breast Cancer symposium; there she asked one of speakers why it is that most of cancers start underneath arms around armpit area.
		Speaker later cautiously replied in private that it was because of Aluminum Chlorhydrate which is frequently found in Anti-Perspirants for women.
		However, this is not about aluminum but about aluminum chlorhydrate which is something completely different.
	www.jehovahs-witness.com /16/93512/1.ashx (1881 words)

	Aluminum Based Coagulants
		is a basic manufacturer of aluminum chlorhydrate (ACH), polyaluminum chloride (PAC), and aluminum chloride solutions.
		PAC, ACH, aluminum chloride, and aluminum sulfate solutions are normal stock items and are available for prompt shipment.
		Aluminum salt / polymer blends can be made quickly for prompt shipment in drums, totes, tank trucks, or rail cars.
	www.southern-water.com /aluminum_based_coagulants11.htm (69 words)

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