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Aluminum Chlorohydrate Alzheimer's Link
On the relationship between hydrated aluminum chloride and Alzheimer's disease
People around the world have rarely noticed its hidden concerns in daily use. Today, hydrated aluminum chloride is often found in various products, and its association with Alzheimer's disease cannot be ignored.
Hydrated aluminum chloride has a wide range of uses, found in deodorants, antiperspirants and the like. It is used by humans or absorbed into the body through the skin. In the past, various studies have begun to explore the link between aluminum and neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's disease.
It is said that aluminum can accumulate in the brain and disrupt the function of nerve cells. Hydrated aluminum chloride contains aluminum, and humans use products containing this substance. Over time, aluminum gradually accumulates in the body or in the brain. The brain is the dwelling of the gods, and nerve cells are complex and delicate. The accumulation of aluminum may cause nerve cell communication to be blocked, and protein folding disorders, such as amyloid precursor protein metabolism disorder, beta-amyloid protein aggregation into plaques, abnormal phosphorylation of tau protein, and tangles are all pathological markers of Alzheimer's disease.
However, there are also objections. Some studies have shown that although aluminum can enter the body, the human body has its own system of aluminum excretion, and the liver and kidneys are responsible for metabolic excretion, so that aluminum does not accumulate indefinitely. Moreover, the skin's absorption of aluminum is limited, and daily use of aluminum-containing products may not cause aluminum to reach the pathogenic amount in the brain.
In summary, the relationship between hydrated aluminum chloride and Alzheimer's disease is still inconclusive. The road of scientific research is long, and more accurate and in-depth research is needed to clarify the truth. Everyone should also be cautious in the choice of daily products, and wait for the science to be clear before they can feel at ease.
People around the world have rarely noticed its hidden concerns in daily use. Today, hydrated aluminum chloride is often found in various products, and its association with Alzheimer's disease cannot be ignored.
Hydrated aluminum chloride has a wide range of uses, found in deodorants, antiperspirants and the like. It is used by humans or absorbed into the body through the skin. In the past, various studies have begun to explore the link between aluminum and neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's disease.
It is said that aluminum can accumulate in the brain and disrupt the function of nerve cells. Hydrated aluminum chloride contains aluminum, and humans use products containing this substance. Over time, aluminum gradually accumulates in the body or in the brain. The brain is the dwelling of the gods, and nerve cells are complex and delicate. The accumulation of aluminum may cause nerve cell communication to be blocked, and protein folding disorders, such as amyloid precursor protein metabolism disorder, beta-amyloid protein aggregation into plaques, abnormal phosphorylation of tau protein, and tangles are all pathological markers of Alzheimer's disease.
However, there are also objections. Some studies have shown that although aluminum can enter the body, the human body has its own system of aluminum excretion, and the liver and kidneys are responsible for metabolic excretion, so that aluminum does not accumulate indefinitely. Moreover, the skin's absorption of aluminum is limited, and daily use of aluminum-containing products may not cause aluminum to reach the pathogenic amount in the brain.
In summary, the relationship between hydrated aluminum chloride and Alzheimer's disease is still inconclusive. The road of scientific research is long, and more accurate and in-depth research is needed to clarify the truth. Everyone should also be cautious in the choice of daily products, and wait for the science to be clear before they can feel at ease.
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