Quote:I stopped drinking beer from cans years ago when I read a published article from a scientific study that suggests many of today's cancer's can be attributed to metal poisoning. It claimed that humankind's increase in cancers parallels the increase in metal usage too. Those microscopic metal particles being ingested in the body is not good for the body.

 

Also, the article showed how anti-perspirants were causing breast cancer. Look at the label on anti-perspirants. One of the main ingredients in aluminum stearate or aluminum silicates, i.e. aluminum particles. They clog the pores so sweat does not emit. Shoving these aluminum particles into the body day after day after day could be resulting in cancer. Additionally, sweat is nature's way of removing toxins. When the body cannot sweat the toxins accumulate.

 

Just an FYI. Carry on.

 

Regards....................the Chiefjag

 

I drink out of bottles simply because I think beer, or any beverage, is better out of glass.  I stopped using antiperspirant many years ago after getting a kind of lecture from a roommate about how it clogs the pores and prevents the body from properly regulating itself.  I'm not one to usually listen to 'crackpot theories', but what he said made perfect sense.  Deodorant only for this dude.  The pits might be moist, but they smell oh so heavenly.   :yes: 

 

Your metal theory reminds me of an instructor in one of my Navy courses who railed against the use of aluminum cookware.  In his eyes the risk wasn't cancer, but Alzheimer's.  I forgot what his line of reasoning was, but it sounded half believable. It doesn't really apply to me, though.  My cookware is made from pure magnesium.   B)   

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