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- The world's leading expert on aluminum toxicity said it would be “catastrophically stupid“ to spray the skies with alumina nanoparticles, as geoengineer David Keith plans to do over Tuscon this year. Professor Chris Exley PhD, group leader of the Bioinorganic Chemistry Laboratory at Keele University, UK, has studied aluminum toxicity for 34 years; how it causes Alzheimer's disease and what we can do to protect ourseves from it. Airborne alumina nanoparticles can directly enter our brains through the hippocampus, and particles less than 100 nanometers can cross directly into cells - and reach the nucleus - without any help. He explained how alumina slowly dissolves inside our bodies, releasing highly poisonous Al3 . When it reaches a certain point, cells kill themselves (programmed cell death, or apoptosis) and this is the mechanism of Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's has been the number one cause of death in the UK for the past two years. He has also proved that iron - which alongside aluminum is also being found in high concentrations in rainwater - magnifies the oxidative stress on neurons by a factor of ten, accelerating the progression of the disease. He said we can protect ourselves from aluminum toxicity by regularly drinking water rich in silicic acid, such as Fiji Water.
