Salt Institute cites new research in call to abandon government guidelines on salt consumption (Press Release)

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dick Hanneman Phone: 703-549-4648 October 29, 2009 dick@saltinstitute.org Salt Institute cites new research in call to abandon government guidelines

Norman A Jacobson

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:15:58 +0000

© 2009 All Rights Reserved. Norman A Jacobson, BSEE, Austin, TX Advocate4SafeFood@gmail.com
A Short History of Alzheimer’s disease
By Norman A Jacobson, BSEE

$20 Trillion dollar medical bill
$20 Trillion dollars is what the Alzheimer’s Association estimates that we will pay to the Alzheimer’s industry for the treatment and care of Alzheimer’s patients (victims [family] not included).

120 year old disease.
In the 1890’s young workers in the newly established aluminum industry became demented, suffered memory loss, and died (Alzheimer’s disease). The factory owners determined that the cause of the disease was aluminum poisoning. They then implemented safety measures that effectively prevented Alzheimer’s disease in their workers. It was easy to prevent Alzheimer’s disease then.

10 years later
In 1901 a demented woman who was accusing her husband of being unfaithful became the first official case of Alzheimer’s disease. She had dementia, memory loss, died later, and had aluminum plaques in the brain as the cause of severe brain damage.

1911
This extremely rare disease of dementia, memory loss, death, and aluminum plaques in the brain was given the name Alzheimer’s disease. It was required that aluminum plaques be found in the brain to confirm that it was Alzheimer’s disease. 5.3 million people in the U.S. now have Alzheimer’s.

The European Food Safety Authority
In 2008, The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) sponsored by the nations of the European Community in Europe released a report that aluminum and its salts are poisonous and set a maximum safe level from all sources of: “1mg. of aluminum per 1kg of body weight per week.”

Murder Suspect
In 2009, the husband would have been a prime murder suspect on ID Investigation Discovery for the 1901 mysterious illness and death of his wife. How did she get aluminum poisoning? There probably was a lot of publicity in the 1890s about aluminum workers dying of aluminum poisoning. And it was available in 1901. Dr. Alzheimer was a psychiatrist and probably not aware of all the factory workers dying of aluminum poisoning.

Refusal to test Aluminum
The FDA and the Pharmaceutical Industry presently refuse to test aluminum hydroxide and other salts of aluminum as possible causes Alzheimer’s disease. (They would lose $ 20 Trillion dollars in revenue, when the prevention and cause is found [Aluminum poisoning].)

Poisonous levels in food and medicine
By EFSA standards, American foods and medicines have tremendously high toxic levels of aluminum salts added to them. This explains why the rate of Alzheimer’s disease is four times higher in the US as compared to other countries such as India.

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Salt Institute cites new research in call to abandon government guidelines on salt consumption (Press Release)

Norman A Jacobson