There’s a big difference between ingesting aluminum and having it injected, a difference too many pundits and so-called experts try to ignore. From Ben Bartee at armageddonprose.substack.com:
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Whatever abomination Elon’s engineers visited upon the X algorithm, they really screwed the pooch.
My timeline, among other disturbing developments, is now packed with #ZeroCOVID and pro-vaxx pseudoscience peddled by assholes with acronyms in their bio, like this one from Andrea C. Love, PhD:
“The amount of aluminum in select vaccines is up to 72 TIMES LESS aluminum than you ingest daily from foods and up to 400 TIMES LESS aluminum than is in your body at any time. Oh and it’s ALL filtered and excreted by your kidneys in the SAME EXACT WAY.”
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Sure, aluminum is filtered out of circulation in “the exact same way” by the kidneys, but that’s on the way out.
What fake Dr. Andrea fails to mention, of course, is what happens on the way in, when it’s getting embedded into organs and tissues — specifically, that the rate of aluminum absorbed via injection exponentially outstrips the rate of absorption via consumption.
“There’s more aluminium in your morning cup of tea than there is in vaccines” quips Dr. Neil Stone.
Mic drop, right?
While that’s a neat rhetorical trick sure to impress blue-haired freaks on their fifteenth booster, it doesn’t hold water when the mark actually arms himself with facts — an inoculation against bullshit, if you will.
Via Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation (emphasis added):
“Measurement of (26)Al by high-energy accelerator mass spectrometry has permitted more accurate analyses. In normal young rats, 0.05-0.1% of ingested aluminium is absorbed in the intestine, of which roughly half goes to the skeleton within 2 h, whereas the remaining half is excreted in the urine, most of it within 48 h. Deposition in organs other than the skeleton appears to be negligible. In healthy human volunteers, the most recent estimates of fractional intestinal (26)Al absorption were also in the range of 0.06-0.1%. In both rats and humans.”
So, that’s roughly a 0.1% absorption rate, at the upper end of the scale, from ingested aluminum — which makes sense, as humans obviously evolved to filter out toxins from the environment introduced through the food supply.
Aluminum is for taking to the recycler not ingestion!