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 and 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 >
