What harm does aluminum do to the body

Aluminum can damage brain cells.

Aluminum builds up slowly in the body, causing a slow and imperceptible toxicity, but a toxic reaction of metabolic disorder can be very serious. Therefore, we must pay attention to prevent the absorption of aluminum in daily life, reduce the use of aluminum products.

The harm of excessive aluminum to the growth and development of children is mainly reflected in three aspects:

1. It causes a massive loss of calcium in the body, resulting in osteoporosis and "pseudoclosure" of the epiphysis (similar to pseudomyopia, which can be treated), resulting in short stature;

Second, the brain nerve caused great damage, resulting in memory, intelligence decline;

3. Inhibit the activity of pepsin, hinder the digestion and absorption function of the human body, cause loss of appetite and indigestion, and affect the absorption of strontium, iron, calcium, zinc and other beneficial trace elements in the intestine.