Alzheimer's Disease tied to Antiperspirants

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  1. Unread #1 - Jan 9, 2008 at 9:16 PM
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    damnit, that kid at school that doesnt wear deodorant is not going to have alzheimers.. never knew he would come up on top xd
     
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    I haven't seen links to these studies. I would need to before I passed judgment.

    I noticed that the article endorsed several specific products. I wonder if that has any impact on its reliability?

    By the time we have Alzheimer's, we're likely to have very advanced treatment for it.

    Also, what is the percentage of people who would not have gotten Alzheimer's but for the increased aluminum in their bodies?
     
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    Isn't this an Old Wives tale? That ended up to not be true?
     
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    http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=99

    Search Google and there are countless links to studies from medical doctors. Anyways.. Should we neglect safe sex because there will be a cure in the near future for AIDS?
     
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    Quit using aluminum in antiperspirants... Problem solved
     
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    Recently? That looks 10 years old.
     
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    It's all what you interpret as recently. Also, the article provided may be 10 years old, but within the past year or so, this type of deodorant was conclusively linked to Alzheimer's.

    edit1: clash: sux me dik nao?
     
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    I thought that only mercury can cause alzheimers. The body can't even absorb aluminum.
     
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    Actually it can.
     
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