are there any natural ways to remove aluminum from the brain?
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Alright...I can help you.  There are some things you can do.  First and foremost, avoid adding anymore aluminum to yourself.  Sucanat should not contain aluminum.  If you can find it certified organic, you should be safe.  Try going to a natural grocery store like Whole Foods or a health food store and see if they carry aluminum free baking products.  You can then do a heavy metal cleanse.  There is a great one from Renew Life and you can get it at your health store.  Chlorella is good at pulling mercury and some other heavy metals, as well is cilantro.  A magnetic clay bath would help alot too.  Or try an ion cleanse.  All these can be found hopefully by your health store, I know mine provides all these alternatives, or help to find someone who can help you.  \n\nYou can remove the aluminum.  You can have a hair anaylsis done too to see how much you have.  Avoid aluminum cookware and commercial deodorants and antipersperants.  Believe it or not, aspirin is also dangerously high in aluminum.  Its hard to get away from, but take care of yourself.  Please seek out a natural health practitioner who can help you chelate it out!\n\nHappy Health!
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Mind over Matter\nFirst of all RE-solve what you want to do, let your mind and body know your intention seek  healthy alternatives something as simple as sniffing air, life itself deep breathing will oxygenate your brain and help you clean up. Good Luck\nYou will do it.
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If you check at any good natural foods store with\na personal care products section, you should be able\nto find a large number of products that do not contain aluminum. Read the labels carefully!  Another\nalternative is a crystal deodorant stone, which you\nsimply wet and apply to the underarm.  I use one \nand like it a lot -- it's quite effective and about\nas basic as you can get in the way of ingredients --\njust minerals.
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Take a high-potency vitamin with lotsa antioxidants and find a brain health supplement that contains as many of these brain health nutrients as possible: Acetyl-L Carnitine, DHA, Phosphatidylserine, Choline, Ginkgo Biloba, L-Glutamine, L-Pyroglutamic acid, L-Tyrosine. They really spark up the brain.
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Some doctors believe cooking with aluminum pots causes alzheimers disease, so please consider using cast iron or steel. \n Aluminum is still ok according to the doctors for such things as boiling eggs and heating water, but you should never use it for acidic foods like tomato sauces and fruits.\n  As for the pan you burned, just clean it and it will be fine.
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3mm is more precise than the above answers. Beta radiation can be stopped by as little as 3mm of aluminium.
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kills brain cells dude
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1. Indulge...in Caffeine and Chocolate (But don't overdo it)\n\nTry and get your caffeine from black or green tea. When you buy chocolate, choose dark varieties made with at least 60 percent cocoa.\n\n2. Get enough sleep\n\nCommon sense dictates that if you get a good night's sleep, your brain functions better and you remember better. \n\n3. Exercise\n\nExperts agree that aerobic exercise improves your memory by doing more than just enhancing your sleep quality. Aerobic exercise also improves memory by relieving stress.\n\n4. Eat the Right Fats.\n\nYou need to eat fat daily to maintain brain power - the right kind of fat. Studies show that omega-3 fatty acids can keep you from losing cognitive function. Certain kinds of fish and fish oil supplements, flaxseeds and flaxseed supplements, and canola, soy, and walnut oils contain these fatty acids, but some research suggests that whole fish is the best form for brain function.\n\n5. Challenge Your Brain.\n\nAdopt intellectually challenging hobbies like crossword puzzles or reading which can boost your brain power.
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any particular aluminumcan, or all aluminumcans in general?
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You can't. Alchemy is a myth. Without nuclear reactions, you can't turn lead into gold, or any element into any other element.
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You need homeopathic medicine\nArsenic Alb 1m. 5-7 pills once a day.  Eat for 15 days
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I have done some research on this because my mom has been stricken with Alztiemers. Drs dont think its aluminium. They say most the time its triggered from stroke or stress. They dont know for sure the cause.
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about the two are mentioned, both are found in the body, but the excess is dangerous with less amount of magnesium than aluminum. have you mentioned other?
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Actualluy there are several methods possible.\n1) there is the old gold pan technique where you slowly swirll water in a flat pan and let the centrifugal forces take out the lighter materials. 2) If the gold particles are very fine there is the electrolysis method where you submerge metal rods with a current in a slurry of the gold content sand and the gold particles will attach themselves to the rod. 3) In ancient days they used a sheeps skin subermeged in running water and let the sand pass over , the gold particles remain in the sheep skin (maybe you hear the famous antique greek story of the golden Fleece..thats where this came from) you can use the mercury reduction method which is quite dangerous and not very environmentally sound.
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also spelled Aluminium chemical element, a lightweight, silvery-white metal of main Group IIIa (boron group) of the periodic table. Aluminum is the most abundant metallic element in the Earth's crust and the most widely used nonferrous metal. Because of its chemical activity,aluminum never occurs in the metallic form in nature, but its compounds are present to a greater or lesser extent in almost all rocks, vegetation, and animals. Aluminum is concentrated in the outer 10 miles (16 km) of the Earth's crust, of which it constitutes about 8 percent by weight; it is exceeded in amount only by oxygen and silicon.\n\nOccurrence, uses, and properties.\n\nAluminum occurs in igneous rocks chiefly as aluminosilicatesin feldspars, feldspathoids, and micas; in the soil derived from them as clay; and upon further weathering as bauxite and iron-rich laterite. Bauxite, a mixture of hydrated aluminum oxides, is the principal aluminum ore. Crystalline aluminum oxide (emery, corundum), which occurs in a few igneous rocks, is mined as anatural abrasive or in its finer varieties as rubies and sapphires. Aluminum is present in other gemstones, such as topaz, garnet, and chrysoberyl. Of the many other aluminum minerals, alunite and cryolite have some commercial importance.\n\nCrude aluminum was isolated (1825) by  Hans Christian Ørsted by reducing aluminum chloride with potassium amalgam.  Sir Humphry Davy had prepared (1809) an iron-aluminum alloy by electrolyzing fused alumina (aluminum oxide) and had already named the element aluminum; the word later was modified to aluminium in England and some other European countries. A German chemist,  Friedrich Wöhler, using potassium metal as the reducing agent, produced aluminum powder (1827) and small globules of the metal (1845) from which he was able to determine some of its properties.\n\nThe new metal was introduced to the public (1855) at the Paris Exposition at about the time that it became available (insmall amounts at great expense) by the sodium reduction of molten aluminum chloride. When electric power became relatively plentiful and cheap, almost simultaneously  Charles Martin Hall in the United States and  Paul-Louis-Toussaint Héroult in France discovered (1886) the modern method of commercially producing aluminum: electrolysis of purified alumina (Al2O3) dissolved in molten cryolite (Na3AlF6). During the 1960s aluminum moved into first place, ahead of copper, in world production of nonferrous metals. For more specific information about the mining, refining, and production of aluminum, see Industries, Extraction and Processing: Aluminum . \n\nAluminum is added in small amounts to certain  metals to improve their properties for specific uses, as in aluminum bronzes and most magnesium-base alloys; or, for aluminum-base alloys, moderate amounts of other metals andsilicon are added to aluminum. The metal and its alloys are used extensively for aircraft construction, building materials, consumer durables (refrigerators, air conditioners, cooking utensils), electrical conductors, and chemical and food-processing equipment.\n\nPure aluminum (99.996 percent) is quite soft and weak; commercial aluminum (99.0 to 99.6 percent pure) with smallamounts of silicon and iron is hard and strong. Ductile and highly malleable, aluminum can be drawn into wire or rolled into thin foil. The metal is only about one-third as dense as ironor copper. Though chemically active, aluminum is nevertheless highly corrosion-resistant because in air a hard, tough oxide film forms on its surface.\n\nAluminum is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Its thermal conductivity is about one-half that of copper; its electrical conductivity, about two-thirds. It crystallizes in the face-centred cubic structure. All natural aluminum is the stable isotope aluminum-27. Metallic aluminum and its oxide and hydroxide are nontoxic.\n\nAluminum is slowly attacked by most dilute acids and rapidly dissolves in concentrated
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It is not a combination of iron and tin, or anything else besides protons, electrons, and neutrons.\n\nThere's a naturally occurring ore called bauxite, which was discovered near Les Baux in the south of France, which is refined to produce aluminum.\n\nAt this link   \n\nhttp://volcano.und.edu/vwdocs/minerals/bauxite.html\n\nthere's a pie chart showing where it is mined today.  A lot of it comes from Australia, but that's not the only source.
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Does Aluminum Cause Alzheimer’s Disease?\n\nAluminum definitely causes Aluminum Intoxication. This was clearly demonstrated in patients with reduced renal function in the late 1980’s.\nBefore that, technical limits on measuring Al couldn’t detect the small but significant absorption of Al, so on a large scale, what you could measure in intake, pretty much was the same that came out -\nThat's why, before the late 1980s, Aluminum salts, not known for their solubility, were declared “non-absorbable.”\n\nNow a variety of studies have clarified that aluminum does get absorbed in small quantities from the gut and the lungs. Some of this aluminum is bound into bone, and, if the kidneys are working adequately, aluminum doesn’t reach toxic levels for the most sensitive tissues: brain; bone; and blood forming cells (inside bone).\n\nThe details of aluminum intoxication remain obscure, since aluminum is common in the environment,\nand it’s toxicity is chronic rather than acute.\nThe symptoms of aluminum intoxication include disorganized behavior - consistent with “dementia,” as well as toxic effects on bone and blood (see review article).\n\nSince renal function declines with aging, and brain and bone problems commonly afflict the elderly, we can prudently minimize aluminum intake from food and drugs in the elderly -\nand you're probably never too young to start.\nAluminum plays no known useful role in the body, so we don't need aluminum to be healthy. We know that too much aluminum is harmful. While the details are being studied, we can all easily minimize our Aluminum intake, by just avoiding “alum” and other aluminum salts in our food and drugs.\n\nThe question of aluminum and Alzheimer’s disease can’t be answered simply because of the vague definition of what we now call Alzheimer’s Disease.\n\nFor the indefinite future, it's likely that aluminum intoxication, Alzheimers disease and other forms of dementia will be confused with each other. Minimizing the intake of aluminum, which we know can cause brain disease, is a simple, feasible and practical response to our concerns about dementia and aging.