A Little Help From My...Website
Why not help yourself
When I wrote my first musing on Dr’s Newsletter little did I expect that it would attract thousands of subscribers. Thank you all.
Similarly, when I bowed to your pressure to accept paid subscribers little did I expect that 100 of you would want to contribute. Thank you all.
Many recent subscribers are probably unaware of my website. I (with the inestimable help of my friend and colleague Dr Matt Mold) maintain this facility for you and the myriad others interested in our science. It is in many ways Exley’s (Custer’s) Last Stand against the aluminium tyranny. I thought I would take this opportunity to take you through what you can find on my website.
The home page is a miscellany of latest adventures. For example, we have just posted a video on BITCHUTE. You may be interested in my interview with the legendary Robert Scott Bell, the introduction to this piece referring to healthy foods ‘in a can’ always makes me smile.
Under the History tab you will find a potted history of my demise and removal from Keele University. I am still surprised that no investigative journalist has taken this story any further. Perhaps it (me) is too hot to handle!
Under the Research tab is a section called talks. Here you will find pdfs of the slides from many of my group’s more recent presentations. These are all available for you to download and use exactly as you wish. I only ask that you reference us as appropriate when you use them. I hope that these are an invaluable resource for many.
Perhaps of most interest and use is the list of publications. This is literally a library of my life’s work. Many of the papers published in the last 10 years are open access. Just click on the link. Any paper that you would like to read but you cannot access directly simply ask me for the pdf by sending me an email (drchrisexley@protonmail.com).
Finally under the More tab you will find Media and Presentations. Here you can access many of my conference presentations as well as podcasts and other interviews. Curiously you can still find some of these on our ever diminishing YouTube channel!
Please do make use of this resource. It must have some meaning since a similar website hosted by Keele University was closed down by them in persuading me to part company after 29 years of dedicated service.
Paid subscriptions help to keep this website open and freely available to all so an additional thanks to those of you able to fund this part of my work. It is quite incredible what can be achieved with ‘a little help from my (substack) friends.
Aluminum Causes Alzheimer’s
And what We Can DO About This Causal Link
Alzheimer’s is a disease that was unknown until the early 1900s, when a German Physician, Doctor Alzheimer, dissected the brain of a patient that had died of dementia. In the brain, he found the plaques and tangles that are now the universally accepted post-mortem “signature “ of the disease that bears his name.
PhD CHRISTOPHER EXLEY, aka “Mr. Aluminum” has written a somewhat whimsically titled book… “IMAGINE YOU ARE AN ALUMINUM ATOM.” In this book, he discusses various aspects of his scientific studies.
One extraordinarily important aspect of Dr. Exley’s conclusions… after years of study… is that Aluminum is ALWAYS found in the Alzheimer’s brain’s “Plaques” and “Tangles.”
He has come to the conclusion that Aluminum is TOXIC to humans and that it *causes* Alzheimer’s!
Since we now know what causes Alzheimer’s, it *should* be straightforward to find a treatment… right?
Well… maybe not! First off, only a few MDs are “on board” with these findings. Mostly… it can be reasoned… because this is not what they learned in Medical School!
The process of removing unwanted metals from the body is called Chelation. In this process, supervised by an MD, a variety of chemicals is inserted into a vein. The chemicals’ function is to remove unwanted metals, like lead,arsenic, aluminum and others, from the body.
Only in major metropolitan areas do we find chelation laboratories. They are expensive… several hundred dollars per session, and each session takes several hours. Results are slow. And, because chelation is non-selective, the removal of Aluminum is S L O W!
But… what if there was a SIMPLE, SAFE and INEXPENSIVE method to orally chelate ONLY ALUMINUM from the body?
THERE IS !
OSA is a safe chemical compound, taken by mouth, that has the almost-unique ability of *dissolving* bodily Aluminum. Once it is dissolved, the body’s natural processes take over. The now-dissolved aluminum is *ejected* from the body as perspiration (sweat) and in urine (pee-pee).
Best of all, there are many *commercially-available* bottled waters that contain enough OSA to *safely* dissolve bodily aluminum so it can be *naturally eliminated*.
Stateside, the best *available* (and second-best… worldwide) is FIJI water. Many retail stores stock it. It is also available online via AMAZON.
HOW DO WE KNOW IT WORKS? The medical community has developed a highly accurate Alzheimer’s screening test called the MMSE. This is is a verbally administered 30 question test.
According to Wikipedia, “Any score of 24 or more (out of 30) indicates a normal cognition. Below this, scores can indicate severe (≤9 points), moderate (10–18 points) or mild (19–23 points) cognitive impairment.”
A couple of years ago, as part of my annual physical examination, I took the test and “flunked” it, with a score in the low 20s! I was referred to an Alzheimer’s Specialist. He repeated the test and confirmed it.
I HAD BEGINNING STAGE ALZHEIMER’S!
I began reading about this disease, and learned the information that I presented at the beginning of this note.
1. Aluminum *causes* Alzheimer’s.
2. Drinking OSA water dissolves Aluminum so the body can eliminate it.
I immediately took two actions:
1. I *discarded* ALL the Aluminum cooking utensils in the household and *tossed* ALL our Aluminum foil.
2. I began drinking at least a liter/quart of Fiji water daily.
The result? At my last *two* annual visits to see my Alzheimer’s MDs, I scored 28 and 29 out of 30… HIGH NORMAL!
AMI I “CURED” OF ALZHEIMER’S?
I don’t know. But at age 82, I and my bride of 30 years just returned from a vacation trip… circumnavigating the world. (And I knew where I was while traveling, and remember where we went… including riding on an Elephant!)
Will this approach “work” for everyone? Again, I don’t know. But my Alzheimer’s MD’s are baffled.
That’s OK. *I* am NOT BAFFLED!
I met a Mason years ago and he said they were told not to cook or store food in aluminum. I got rid of my pots and went to total stainless steel. No brain issues in my family because they all used stainless too. Mushrooms daily is a good idea too.