Aluminum Phosphate in Vaccines

In this installation is another aluminum product in vaccines. Industrial uses of Aluminum Phosphate includes dissolving it in phosphoric acid, creating an acid aluminum phosphate used in binding and coating of materials. It is also used in cake mixes and baking powders to make them rise. As a use in foods, while this is probably unsafe also, it is important to remember that eating something toxic gives your body the chance to filter it out through the digestive tract as well as the kidneys and other natural body functions that protect it from invasion. Aluminum Phosphate in vaccines by pass all these protections. There is also a possible connection between aluminum in fertilizers and Alzheimer's.

Aluminum phosphate in vaccines carries roughly the same dangers as does aluminum hydroxide. Aluminum is a neurotoxin and it is harmful to all cells in the body, but it seems to concentrate in area's like the brain, liver, thyroid, and lung tissue. In the bodies typical handling of aluminum, it generally runs it through the intestine and what gets to the kidney generally gets filtered out, however in large amounts it become toxic, and when injected into the body, it is escorted past the bodies natural defense system.

MSDS on aluminum phosphate: The toxicological effects have not been fully investigated, because of this, chronic effects on humans are not available. Aluminum is hazardous if inhaled, ingested, or comes in contact with skin. In it's natural state it is a powder, handling requires a respirator, gloves and protective clothing. I believe it is safe to say from this information that aluminum phosphate in vaccines could also be potentially hazardous if it is injected.