Why don't developed countries use aluminum ware?
Aluminum, a metal element, is harmful to humans. Just as cooking utensils, heating into food after very little, so developing countries do not take seriously.
Aluminum can directly impair the activity of osteoblasts and inhibit the synthesis of bone matrix. At the same time, the absorption of aluminum by the digestive system leads to an increase in urinary calcium excretion and a lack of calcium in the body. Aluminum constantly accumulates and plays a physiological role in the body, and can lead to encephalopathy, osteopathy, kidney disease, and iron deficiency anemia.
Once aluminum enters the body, it first deposits in the brain, which can cause brain damage and lead to severe memory loss, a symptom of Alzheimer's disease.
Aluminum is toxic to organisms, especially to humans. Soluble aluminum compounds are toxic to most plants.
