How aluminum gets into your brain
Macrophages transport injected aluminum particles throughout the body, highlighting concerns about potential bioaccumulation and transport to sensitive tissues.
The glowing red in the image is intended to symbolize inflammation or the immune system's response to a foreign element, such as aluminum. Inflammation is a key reaction the body uses to address what it perceives as a threat, whether that's an infection, injury, or foreign particles like aluminum adjuvants. The contrast of red against the softer tissue tones highlights the tension between the natural body and the introduced chemical.
Macrophages transport injected aluminum particles throughout the body, highlighting concerns about potential bioaccumulation and transport to sensitive tissues.
What is your aluminum in vaccines IQ? It's in 83.7% of the vaccines given to infants. It's in a vaccine given to pregnant women. It's in vaccines given to teens and pre-teens.