ff you're trying to avoid aluminmum because you believe its bad for you Dr
Colgan (he writes books, has an institute in san diego county where he used
to live, now lives in canada, and used to work for a university in, I think,
New Zealand) states that there is more aluminmum introduced into the body
via the water supply than through cookware - that municipalities use
aluminum sulfates to clean the water, that most bottled water is just
unregulated tap water, and the filters don't/can't remove the aluminum
sulfates... --- ever since an athlete under his guidance got arsenic
poisoning, from the tap water in some part of colordo, while training for
the olympics, he's been advising people to use distilled water...

>From: Chris Paquette <cp@ix.netcom.com>

>
>Any recommendations? My only criterion is that it should not be aluminum. I
>was down at the local Adventure 16 and didn't see too many choices. I guess
>the set should "nest" due to space considerations, but I'm not glued to
>that
>idea. I'd appreciate any thoughts or experiences.
>
>I'm also after a nice, non-aluminum kettle to boil tea water in (I'm not a
>coffee drinker).
>
>Chris
>'88 Westy, "Rocinante"
>Culver City, CA

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