Any risks from aluminum-wrapped candies, chocolates (Alzheimer's, Parkinsons diseases)?

Libra Goat said:

Any risks from aluminum

If there have been any studies done on aluminum-paper (candy, chocolate wrappers) and whether the
aluminum can migrate into the food, please advise.

It dawned on me, as I was munching on some Lindt chocolates, just now.

Am I just too worried about nothing?

Yes.

The notion that aluminum causes Alzheimer's disease has been largely discredited.

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Once upon a time, our fellow Libra Goat rambled on about "Any risks from aluminum-wrapped candies,
chocolates (Alzheimer's, Parkinsons diseases)?." Our champion De-Medicalizing in sci.med.nutrition
retorts, thusly ...

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It dawned on me, as I was munching on some Lindt chocolates, just now.

Am I just too worried about nothing?

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I beleive food wrapped in aluminum foil have an inner plastic coating on it (by law). Aluminum is a
nasty contaminent that cannot be chelated from your body in any way known so far.

Try this. Salt some old food, like stew (to speed up the process) and place aluminum foil on the top
in contact with the food. Place in fridge or on counter. Check a few days later and see if their are
holes eaten into the aluminum. It may take a few days to week.

The defenders of the aluminum/alzheimers connection cannot remember how they did the
testing anymore.

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Any risks from aluminum

If there have been any studies done on aluminum-paper (candy, chocolate wrappers) and whether the
aluminum can migrate into the food, please advise.

It dawned on me, as I was munching on some Lindt chocolates, just now.

Am I just too worried about nothing?

Alcan studies indicate eating aluminum is good for you.

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Libra Goat said:

Any risks from aluminum

If there have been any studies done on aluminum-paper (candy, chocolate wrappers) and whether
the aluminum can migrate into the food, please advise.

It dawned on me, as I was munching on some Lindt chocolates, just now.

Am I just too worried about nothing?

Yes.

The notion that aluminum causes Alzheimer's disease has been largely discredited.

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Ear Rings said:

Aluminum is a nasty contaminent that cannot be chelated from your body in any way known so far.

Why would it remain in the body, and why must it be removed?

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Try this. Salt some old food, like stew (to speed up the process) and place aluminum foil on the
top in contact with the food. Place in fridge or on counter. Check a few days later and see if
their are holes eaten into the aluminum. It may take a few days to week.

What would this prove?

Aluminum is one of the most common elements on the planet. Any species that had a toxic reaction to
it would have died out long ago.

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In that case there is no point in furthering this conversation. Go breathe some asbestos and prove
your point. Wait! That will take to long. Eat some mushrooms from your front yard lawn. That should
take about 12 hours. I guess you wouldn't be here to admit it though....would you?

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Aluminum is one of the most common elements on the planet. Any species that had a toxic reaction
to it would have died out long ago.

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Ear Rings said:

In that case there is no point in furthering this conversation. Go breathe some asbestos and prove
your point.

Asbestos is not ubiquitous in the environment.

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Eat some mushrooms from your front yard lawn.

I don't have a front yard.

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That should take about 12 hours. I guess you wouldn't be here to admit it though....would you?

I don't see your point.

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Aluminum is one of the most common elements on the planet. Any species that had a toxic reaction
to it would have died out long ago.

There's quite a bit of iron and copper out there as well.

Ubiquity doesn't say a great deal about whether higher-than-average dietary levels are
deleterious or not.
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