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From: Chris.Brown@f113.n163.z1.fidonet.org (Chris Brown)
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Subject: aluminum
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Date: 4 Dec 90 16:09:33 GMT
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Index Number: 12222

F.Y.I.
"Abegg's textbook of Chemistry", (vol. III, Part I.),
1892, Germany.
 
"Aluminum in Food" British Ministry of Health, 1935.
 
"Biochemical Journal", S. Judd Lewis, 1931.
 
A three year test (1932-34) by Professor Prescott at the
Institute of Technology, Cambridge Mass., found that
gastric ill effects were observed when coffee was
prepared in aluminum vessels.
 
"Food Investigation Report" Department of Scientific and
Industrial Research, London, England, 1948.
 
"The Danger of Food Contamination by Aluminum", Dr. Le
Hunte Cooper, Royal Army Medical Corps, Britain, 1932.
 
"An Outline of Aluminum Pathogenesis", ibid, 1942.
 
"The Clinical Aspect of Chronic Poisoning by Aluminum and
Its Alloys" Dr. Leo Spira, Britain, 1933.  Dr. Spira
successfully treated aluminum poisoning by removing
aluminum cook ware, and by not cooking in tap water, as
it contains alum.
 
Dr. Spira has also stated that "as a result of prolonged
investigation into the causation of digestive disorders
prevalent in this country (England), frequently
associated with pyorrhoea, certain skin diseases, eczema,
boils, pruritus, etc., it was found they could be cured
in the majority of cases and their recurrence prevented
by discontinuing the use of aluminum utensils and
eliminating the poison accumulated in the body over the
space of years". (1935, The Times, London.)
 
"British Medical Journal" (16 April 1932) Dr. Coram James
reports that he successfully treated several gastric
disorders by substituting enamel and iron pots for
aluminum cook ware.
 
"British Medical Journal" (6 August 1932) Dr. E. H. Rink,
a patient was cured of "colitis" by replacing aluminum
utensils and eliminating aluminum "poisons" from the
body.
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(These are just a few reports.  There are dozens more, but these hould 
make the piint.)

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