If you are wanting to completely eliminate aluminum from your diet you
need to be looking at foods that actually contain significant amounts of
aluminum, an not ASP chemical products which can contain at most a trace
of aluminum contamination which is true of ANYTHING you eat.. See
http://home.earthlink.net/~joannefstruve/_wsn/page2.html for such foods:
*Microwave popcorn
Salted snacks
Hot cocoa mixes
Coffee creamers
Pickles and relish
*Flour tortillas
*Pizza crust
*Muffins
*Doughnuts
*Cookies
*Pancakes
*Waffles
*Cupcakes
*Cakes
*Baking mixes
*Brownies
*Pastries
*Corn bread
*Banana bread
*Carrot bread
*Dipping batter for fried foods
**WARNING: Aluminumized baking powder is now being used in many foods
that were formerly prepared without baking powder, such as pizza crust,
raised doughnuts, pie crusts, cookies, waffles, prepared meats, cheeses,
and other products that were once aluminum-free.
IMPORTANT:
Do not confuse baking soda with baking powder. Soda is a pure product
with no additives. Baking powder is a mixture of chemicals used as
leavening in countless baking products. *
John E. Stevens wrote:
Dee:
When there is guaranteed aluminum free sodium bicarbonate out there in
the natural health world, why would anyone take a chance with a
product that may have aluminum in it? Free of aluminum sodium
bicarbonate is available at inexpensive prices. I cross reference
everything that comes to me through natural health newsletters over
the years and it has been mention many more times than once that A & H
has aluminum in it. I stand by the premise: Take no chances. Buyer
beware. Be very aware...
John
On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 8:00 AM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick <d...@deetroy.org
<mailto:d...@deetroy.org>> wrote:
It sounds to me as though it could have been a smear campaign, and
who knows if *other* manufacturers use aluminium bins or grinding
tools either? Do they state this in their blurb? To be
objective, one must apply all criteria to all interested parties,
I believe. dee
On 7 Jan 2010, at 00:10, John E. Stevens wrote:
Mike;
i don't have inevitable proof, only what I've read from various
sources over the years. From what I understand and recall, the
aluminum somehow gets into the sodium bicarbonate in the
processing stages. I don't know if A & H use aluminum bins,
aluminum grinding tools, or what, but from what I've read in the
past it's been stated that A & H has aluminum in it. I'm sure it
may only be small amounts that enter from the processing stage,
but, personally, I want no aluminum entering my body in any
fashion. I've read this in the past over a number of years from
various sources which is why I seek only pure sodium bicarbonate
from drclark.net <http://drclark.net/> and drclark.com
<http://drclark.com/>. You may find some info about it in Dr.
Clark's books - if I recall correctly. Dr. Simoncini, of Italy,
who uses sodium bicarbonate to treat various kinds of cancer, may
also have some info on it. I cannot recall all of my sources
because I read so many health newsletters and references daily,
monthly and over the course of many years, but from my reading,
and recollection, I just won't use A & H Sodium Bicarbonate.
There are sources of pure sodium bicarbonate available so I
choose to use those. I wish I could elaborate more thoroughly for
you, but I can't.
John
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