Dieta para prevenir y revertir los síntomas de Alzheimer, Parkinson, debilidad muscular, pérdida de memoria ansiedad y depresión. Probablemente ayuda con síntomas de Autismo. Mejora la impunidad para personas con cancer; especialmente Leucemia y también VIH. Para verte más joven y con más energía.

1. WHICH BRAIN WOULD YOU
RATHER HAVE?

2. Reverse and Prevent Alzheimer´s
• • AlF3
(aluminum-
trifluoride)
kills the 5th
complex of the
mitochondrial
respiratory
chain.
Preventing the
formation of
ATP

3. This causes the DEATH OF THE ATP PRODUCING
MITOCHONDRIA WITHOUT WHICH, THE CELL DIES.
A DEAD NERVE CELL IN YOUR BRAIN CAN NO LONGER
PRODUCE NEUROTRANSMITTERS LIKE DOPAMINE (Leading to
Parkinson´s Disease) or ACETYLCHOLINE (leading to Alzheimer´s
Disease)
In Other words……aluminum and fluoride in the diet are bad.
This power point will tell you which foods contain the bad guys
and how to eat a diet that will help reverse the signs and
symptoms of these diseases, because once you stop killing off
your mitochondria, because they have their own DNA, they can
begin to multiply on their own to help replenish the normal
levels of neurotransmitters.

4. A very common table salt used in
Mexico
•Common refined table salt found
all over the world. Contains both
aluminum and fluoride.

5. List of ingredients in this salt
•1. Aluminum
•2. Fluoride
•3. Cianide
•4. Iodine
•5. Potassium
•I think this salt is the waste product of
the production of aluminum.
•Some business graduate from from
some Ivy Leage School may have
come up with the idea to sell it instead
of pay to dispose of it as biowaste.

6. Normal red blood cells

7. Aluminum added to red blood cells

8. Aluminum and Fluoride-free Diet

9. Pure sea salt
•Pure sea salt, by nature does not
contain enough iodine for a healthy
thyroid so you must eat something
from the sea like fish for it´s iodine
content once or twice a week.
• If you are allergic to fish take an
iodine containing vitamin supplement
that contains 150 micrograms of
iodine. Take one tablet daily with a
meal.

10. DO NOT USE
•DO NOT USE
•Aluminum or non-stick
cookware.
•Non-stick pans contain
fluoride.

11. DO USE
•Stainless steel cookware
or ceramic covered.
Stainless steel is best.
•You can bake in Pyrex
but not in non-stick pans.

12. DO NOT DRINK Beer
•Many commercial breweries
use a fistfull of powdered
aluminum and fluoride to
stop the fermentation process
(kills the yeasts
mitochondria)
•A natural brew made in
stainles steel tanks is fine if
you can find it.

13. Wine
•Do NOT drink Organic wines.
The term organic means that
they do not use sulfites and
instead do use aluminum and
fluoride in the brewing process.
•DO DRINK WINES THAT
USE SULFITES to stop the
brewing process. Needs to say
CONTAINS SULFITES on
label.

14. Milk
•Fresh milk is better than
milk that comes in an
aluminum lined
Tetrapack box but even
fresh milk contains
aluminum, so don´t drink
gallons of it.

15. Juice
•Instead of processed
juice, make fresh juice.
Aluminum free and more
nutrition.

16. Sodas
•Forget anything that
comes in a can. Even
bottled soda contains salt
which contains
aluminum.
•Aluminum can leach
from the can as well.

17. Salted nuts
•Anything commercially
made is going to contain
salt that contains
aluminum because sea
salt is more expensive
and clumps when it gets
humid. DO NOT EAT !!

18. Natural peanuts
•Buy natural unsalted
nuts and if you want salt
add sea salt.
•Stove top popcorn with
sea salt is a very healthy
snack.

19. Snacks
•All this crap has
aluminum in it so forget
it.
•Some manufacturers are
beginning to make
products with sea salt.

20. A better snack
•Fresh fruits, cucumbers
and if you like it salty
add sea salt.

21. DO NOT EAT!!!
•Many cans are made
with aluminum and
Tetrapack is lined with
aluminum. Stay away
from these products and
use fresh ingredients.

22. Fresh is best!!!
•It even tastes better and
has far more nutrition.

23. This stuff is crap!!!
•It all contains aluminum salt
plus preservatives.
•Make your dishes from
scratch ingredients. More
work but you will live longer.

24. This contains aluminum
•Aluminum is used in this
product to help it dissolve
better.
•DO NOT USE IT
•Drink your coffee black or
add fresh cream or milk.
•Best to make coffee in a
stainless steel French press.
•Only buy coffee beans that
say 100% coffee.

25. Antacids
•This antacid contains
aluminum.

26. Antacids
•Tums used to be made
with calcium. Maybe it
still is.

27. Cake mixes
•They contain aluminum salt,
aluminum containing baking
powder and aluminum
containing white fluor.
•DO NOT EAT!!!

28. Eating out
•This is crap food. Aluminum salt.
Aluminm baking powder.
•DO NOT EAT!!!!

29. Natural leavening
•. This is natural and ok
to use. When baking it is
best to avoid white flour
as it contains aluminum.
Better to use whole grain
flour like whole wheat.
They also sell aluminum-
free baking powder.

30. Coffee out
•They add aluminum
lined Tetrapack boxed
milk to their coffee
which ruins a perfectly
good cup of coffee.
•Ask for fresh milk or
don´t buy it.

31. Deodorant
•Almost all deodorants contain aluminum
as their main ingredient.
•Speed stick by Mennen makes a line of
aluminum-free stick deodorants, but you
can´t tell it´s aluminum-free by looking at
the label. Check active ingredients.
•Instead of aluminum it uses propylene
glycol.
•They have found more aluminum in
breast tissue with cancer than tissue
without breast cancer.
•Aluminum is escreeted via the kidneys
so this may protect the prostate as well.

32. •The water you drink and
use to cook with is very
important. Be sure to only
ingest aluminum and
fluoride free bottled water.
Even for just boiling pasta
and cooking veggies. Use
it for everything you put in
your mouth.

33. Don´t forget to eat fish once or twice a
week for the iodine

34. Now, you see how much aluminum
and fluoride you have been ingesting
without realizing it?
Time to eat aluminum and fluoride –
free to stay healthy, wealthy and WISE
Thank you, Andrea Shriver

35. If this presentation has helped you,
maybe you can help me pay on my
medical school loans. Send any
amount to:
NAVIENT c/o Andrea Shriver
account number: 9993053299
P.O. Box 13611
Philadelphia PA 19101-3611
Thank you!

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