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By PinPinPatrick | Jul 04, 2009

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Aluminum detox

Just curious anyone know of what foods to eat to help best remove aluminum from the body?

I'm worried of aluminum toxicity and memory loss right now.

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SassyLassie

Jul 20, 2009

Any green, leafy vegetables or herbs act as natural detoxifiers. I find the following to be the best: Alfalfa, Spirulina, Kelp, Dandelion, and Milk Thistle. Also, Liquid chlorophyll is great for cleansing the blood. I have an herb book that says taking this or any green herb is like giving yourself a mini blood transfusion daily.

You can obtain most of these at any, good health food store.

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