“Aluminum is a space-age metal that forms on the skin of aircrafts and soda pop cans. It is a highly reactive element that readily combines with oxygen. Nutritionally there is no known use for aluminum. Metabolically, aluminum is absorbed in the minutest amounts, since it always finds a molecule to react within the digestive fluids of the stomach. Aluminum has an affinity for the nervous system and can destroy the myelin sheath that surrounds the nerve creating nervous disorders. The body will not allow the aluminum to be free floating in the bloodstream and will transport it to the brain where the cells then become storage units.” (07/23/08)