Is there somewhere we can go to see lab data about the amounts of aluminum released from these materials?

I personally am concerned about aluminum as I have seen plenty of data on it. In addition, according to relatives of mine who manufacture stadium seating, aluminum was just banned in public places, such as hand rails or stadium seats in the E.U. because of the evidence they have about very real and serious health concerns.

If this is the cause, I am careful in my consideration of aluminum because the mouth is a volatile environment and we know that mercury and aluminum together are much more toxic than either is alone.

I also relalize that this issue is more complex than just talking about "aluminum" because it exists in many forms, however, I would like to see data about the conclusions they have drawn because I have found that many ideas in medicine are based on assumptions related to the way aluminum is or is not broken down or converted to other forms in the body.

I wonder what is really known about this. How is the aluminum release is measured? Where does it go? What does it bind with and what does that resulting compound bind with? Has this chemical path been reliably tracked? Is this information coming from a reliable source? I've found that the large government-subsidized organizations (NIH, WHO, FDA, CDC, NSF, etc.) are the primary promoters of misinformation.

In short, how much is proven and how much is speculation? I'd love to read studies in this subject as it has have profound implications for mercury-toxic persons.



I have become are of high aluminum being measured from ChemTrails which will make it's way into the food chain. I wonder if these measurments are recent or old.

I would love to find some good information on this.

Thanks.

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