Instead of furnishing nourishment to the nerves, muscles, cells and tissue of the walls of the colon, such foods can actually cause starvation of the colon. A starved colon may let a lot of fecal matter pass through it, but it is unable to carry on the last of the digestive and nourishing processes and functions intended for it. Most people are unaware of toxic metals we are exposed to daily. One example of this is aluminum. Our society consumes insidious amounts of soft drinks and beer available in aluminum cans.
Many families prepare food in aluminum cookware.
When cleaning this cookware, you can see the black residue, which comes off the surface. Autopsies have shown a more than average amount of aluminum in the brain of Alzheimer patients. Aluminum also contributes to heart disease, depression and psychosis. It is normally very difficult for the body to eliminate. If the body is healthy and working properly, it should produce all of the necessary enzymes in sufficient quantities to ensure proper digestion.