How to use aluminum as a neurotoxin, do you know?

Studies have shown that aluminum is a neurotoxic element. Therefore less and less aluminum tableware has been slowly replaced by other products. But just because of this is not to use aluminum?
No, more than half of the chefs in Japan are still using aluminum cutlery, because this study does not have actual evidence to prove it. In addition, over the years, aluminum has become one of the most widely used metals in the world. But have you ever learned what most aluminum is used for?

The construction, transportation and packaging industries, these three industries generally account for about 60% of the total aluminum consumption for the year.
 
In the construction industry, due to the stability of aluminum in the air and the excellent appearance after anodic treatment, aluminum in the construction industry is more and more widely used, especially in aluminum doors and windows, aluminum-plastic tubes, decorative panels, aluminum curtain walls and other aspects of the use.

In the transportation industry, in order to reduce the weight of the transportation itself and cut down the pollution of the environment by exhaust gas emission, motorcycles, all kinds of cars, trains, subways, airplanes, ships and other transportation tools begin to use aluminum and aluminum alloy in large quantities as components and decorative parts. With the increasing hardness and strength of aluminum alloy processing material, the proportion of aerospace industry has been increasing year by year.

In the packaging industry, aluminum foil for all kinds of flexible packaging, all-aluminum cans, all kinds of caps and easy-to-open lids, pharmaceutical packaging and other aluminum range is also expanding.

In other consumer categories, electrical and electronic, household appliances (refrigerators, air conditioners), daily hardware and other aspects of the use of the volume and use of the prospect is increasingly broad.