Aluminum

Aluminum adjuvants in vaccines have been linked to a number of health problems. Despite the lack of gold standard studies showing their safety, these adjuvants are routinely given to even premature babies on their first day of life, which is concerning given their underdeveloped immune systems. Aluminum toxicity has been linked to a range of conditions, including autoimmune disorders, neurological disorders, and even Alzheimer's disease.

The aluminum in vaccines works as an adjuvant, or immune system booster, but it can also cause an overreaction in the immune system, leading to inflammation and potential harm. Additionally, the blood-brain barrier can be compromised by aluminum, allowing harmful substances to enter the brain and cause damage. Despite these risks, aluminum adjuvants continue to be used in vaccines, often without proper testing or informed consent.