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Oct 2, 2022Liked by Caroline Coram

Ageing is the main risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease and aluminium accumulates in human brain tissue with ageing.

Environmental or occupational exposure to aluminium results in higher levels of aluminium in human brain tissue and an early onset form of sporadic Alzheimer’s disease.

The genetic predispositions which are used to define familial or early-onset Alzheimer’s disease also predispose individuals to higher levels of brain aluminium at a much younger age.

Aluminium is accepted as a known neurotoxin, for example being the cause of dialysis encephalopathy, and its accumulation in human brain tissue at any age can only contribute to any ongoing disease state or toxicity.

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Fascinating, thank you. What do you mean by "gain of function mechanism" or was this just a direct quote from the article? If you are right where is the arsenic coming from? Might there be a connection with Seb's insight into excess cremations?

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🚂 Hi there, Caroline! Thanks so much for participating in the Terrain Train! I’m writing to encourage everyone involved to share this information on and off Substack as much as possible throughout the month of October. Tremendous gratitude for all that you're doing to raise awareness in the health truth movement! https://solluckman.substack.com/p/calling-all-those-questioning-germ

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