humanbody

Impossible to avoid exposure
Body adjusted well to the exposure
Plays no physiological role
Types of exposure :
- Natural content, through diet, Depending on geographical area,
- Intentional additives
- preservatives, leavening agent, etc. (2-50 mg)
- Unintentional additives
- packaging & cooking in aluminium utensils (upto 3.5 mg)
- Drugs and medicines (50-1000 mg)
The human body strives to maintain an effective balance of all materials. Most of the aluminium entering the human body through whatever source is thrown out as quickly as possible.

ALUMINIUM IN THE HUMAN BODY
	Found naturally - approx. 35 mg -50% in the lungs -25% in the soft tissues -25% in the bones Impossible to avoid exposure Body adjusted well to the exposure Plays no physiological role Types of exposure : - Natural content, through diet, Depending on geographical area, - Intentional additives - preservatives, leavening agent, etc. (2-50 mg) - Unintentional additives - packaging & cooking in aluminium utensils (upto 3.5 mg) - Drugs and medicines (50-1000 mg) The human body strives to maintain an effective balance of all materials. Most of the aluminium entering the human body through whatever source is thrown out as quickly as possible.