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Los utensilios de cocina de aluminio sí aportan una parte del aluminio de la dieta — la Autoridad Europea de Seguridad Alimentaria incluye entre las fuentes 'food contact materials such as pots, pans and foil', junto con su presencia natural y los aditivos alimentarios — y señala como principales contribuyentes de la dieta los cereales y los productos a base de cereales, las verduras y las bebidas, no los utensilios de cocina. Nada de lo localizado en esta investigación respalda las afirmaciones de la revista de que cocinar en aluminio cause cáncer o intoxicación aguda.

Claim ID claim-attitudes-aluminium-independent-contextConcerns 15 de julio de 2008Contexto
Contexto · 15 de julio de 2008 Respaldado

Los utensilios de cocina de aluminio sí aportan una parte del aluminio de la dieta — la Autoridad Europea de Seguridad Alimentaria incluye entre las fuentes 'food contact materials such as pots, pans and foil', junto con su presencia natural y los aditivos alimentarios — y señala como principales contribuyentes de la dieta los cereales y los productos a base de cereales, las verduras y las bebidas, no los utensilios de cocina. Nada de lo localizado en esta investigación respalda las afirmaciones de la revista de que cocinar en aluminio cause cáncer o intoxicación aguda. European Food Safety Authority, 15 de julio de 2008The Golden Age, 10 de abril de 1935

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European Food Safety Authority, “EFSA advises on the safety of aluminium in food”

15 de julio de 2008 · European Food Safety Authority

“Aluminium in foods originates from its natural occurrence, from the use of food additives containing aluminium and from the presence of aluminium in food contact materials such as pots, pans and foil.”

EFSA's announcement of a tolerable weekly intake of 1 milligram of aluminium per kilogram of body weight. It identifies cereals and cereal products, vegetables and beverages as the main dietary contributors, and says intake may exceed the tolerable weekly intake in a significant part of the European population.

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Nota de procedencia y verificación

Nota de confianza. Page opened on 19 September 2026 and the quoted sentence, the tolerable weekly intake figure and the publication date confirmed.

Notes. Included for proportion, not as a rebuttal in kind. EFSA addresses total dietary aluminium and does not attribute cancer, 'trembles' or food poisoning to cooking utensils, which were the Golden Age's claims.

Consultado. 19 de septiembre de 2026 · Identificador de la fuente. src-hlth-efsa-2008-aluminium

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The Golden Age, “Not Selling Cooking Utensils”

10 de abril de 1935 · p.440 · Golden Age Publishing Company, Brooklyn, New York

“The Golden Age does not care what kind of cooking utensils you use. It isn't even concerned if you insist upon using aluminum of any kind. That is your privilege and responsibility. But it will not cease to warn those who are interested in their health that aluminum is injurious to the health in numerous and various ways. There is no question about this whatever.”

An unsigned item under the standing head 'Poisoning Department'. It was written in answer to a notice in Scientific American that the United States Federal Trade Commission had obtained a stipulation from a cookware seller to stop claiming that aluminium utensils cause cancer; the Golden Age reproduces that notice and rejects it.

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Nota de procedencia y verificación

Nota de confianza. Read in the OCR text layer of the archive.org scan on 19 September 2026 on the leaf mapped to printed page 440. Scanner hyphenation closed up; no words changed.

Procedencia del escaneo. Internet Archive item '1935TheGoldenAgeMagazine', uploaded by [email protected] to the 'faithmagazines' collection and marked public domain. Page number from the item's _djvu.xml leaf mapping joined to _page_numbers.json, cross-checked against the issue masthead 'Volume XVI ... Wednesday, April 10, 1935 ... Number 406' and the running heads on neighbouring leaves.

Notes. The facing page (439) carries reader items headed 'How About It?' and 'Thumbs Down on Aluminum at Fresno'. The same 1935 volume carries further aluminium items on pages 341-343 (27 February 1935) and an article by Betts on diphtheria immunisation on pages 793-795 (11 September 1935).

Consultado. 19 de septiembre de 2026 · Identificador de la fuente. src-hlth-ga-1935-0410-not-selling-utensils

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