Evidence that Ingested Aluminum Additives Contained in Processed Foods and Alum-Treated Drinking Water are a Major Risk Factor for Alzheimers Disease
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Aluminum (Al) is a recognized neurotoxin causally linked to several neurodegenerative diseases with a dementia component. Al has long had a GRAS (Generally...
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| Authors | Judie R. Walton; |
| Journal | current inorganic chemistry (discontinued) |
| Year | 2012 |
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