In the fall of 2016 my first book was published on preventing
Alzheimer’s, autism, and stroke by eliminating aluminum accumulation in the
body. At the time of publication I cited
data on aluminum accumulation in brains of Alzheimer’s patients and aluminum
accumulation in the blood of those with a higher than normal level of
cardiovascular disease due to occupational aluminum exposure. Also at the time of publication only higher
than normal levels of aluminum in hair had been observed in those diagnosed
with autism. This was only a clue and
not a solid link between aluminum and autism.
In late November of 2017 a paper was accepted in Journal of
Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology that reports extremely high levels of aluminum
accumulation in the brains of those diagnosed with autism. This work was performed by researchers at
Keele University in Statffordshire and King’s College in London and was
directed by Dr. Christopher Exley. I am
proud to say that Dr. Exley fact-checked my book prior to publication. Now he
has reported for the first time a solid link between aluminum accumulation and
autism.
The main observation of this new work is that aluminum does
cross the blood-brain-barrier at a higher than normal rate and accumulates in
the brains of those with autism. The
brains of all 5 autistic individuals tested had at least one brain tissue with
pathologically-significant content of aluminum.
In the brains of some individuals with autism the levels of aluminum were
found to be the highest ever recorded. Aluminum accumulation was observed inside
both neuron and non-neuronal cells across all brain tissues studied. With aluminum being cytotoxic its
accumulation in these cells is unlikely to be benign.
This new work strongly supports the contention that aluminum
accumulation in the brain is a causal factor of autism. Therefore avoiding aluminum ingestion, spacing
out aluminum containing vaccinations, taking a vitamin D supplement, and
drinking silica water to eliminate aluminum from your body and your child’s
body is recommended for autism prevention as described in my book.
Here is a link to the abstract where you can download a PDF of the study.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0946672X17308763