Given the quantities of aluminum taken in through dietary means and the comments reported from Dr. Bredesen and Dr. Aristo, it would seem that vaccines are a tiny, tiny fraction of a tremendously larger dietary burden. My general preference is to focus on levers that appear to have the most signifi...

My thought, in general, is to reduce the toxic load in whatever ways we can. Is avoiding vaccines one way to do so? Perhaps. I think as a society we have to weigh the pros and cons of everything. Is me getting AD in my 60's, 70's or 80's worse than epidemics of preventable diseases with infants, th...

Welcome Karin - I have little to add besides that as I am a newbie on this journey only learning my own status in December. Like you, I am the product of early family heart disease and death and this was an eye opening explanation for me. I am still learning, still figuring out my next steps so I ha...

3/4 and also almost 57. My ob/gyn labeled me late menopausal!

Very valid point, Julie. I think it is a known that the majority of ingested aluminum is excreted before it enters the bloodstream and the majority of injected aluminum enters the bloodstream. But the bloodstream is pretty efficient at removing aluminum rather quickly and only a small amount enters ...

Another thing to look at that might ease your mind is how much aluminum your child gets by diet. A vaccine is generally less that 1 mg of AL. The average adult consumes 7-9 mg of Aluminum per day in their food (CDC), in the first 6 months of life the average infant gets 10 mg AL from breast milk (40...

I have the odd situation that I told one brother and not the other but there are special circumstances. I suspect our mother was e4/e4. That would make each of us carry at least one e4 and they are likely e3/e4 like me. I told my younger brother for a couple reasons, like me, he shows physical signs...

Creekside - can't add much except we have similar profiles. I am 58, just found out about my e3/e4 in December. I am trying to bite this off in micro changes. One step at a time. I am still a statin user. I too also have some Methylation issues in my genetics and haven't quite been about to get my a...

I am no expert on any of this so take my thoughts with a grain of thought. I am 58 and have used statins for 18 years (very early heart disease/death in my family at the age of 42 years). I have taken Lipitor, then Simvastatin for years and recently back to generic Lipitor. I would not take statins ...

Wow, that was an impressive review. Thank you for sharing.