Mythology of EXAL3+

Neo Mythological God of Aluminum

Exal3+ ( pronounced “Exal three plus”  ) was the hidden child of Hephaestus and Aglaea. He was their first born and a god, but his metal would not be known for another 2500 years. They kept him a secret and hid him away so no harm would come to him. Exal3+ was beautiful and his parents loved him very much. His sisters never knew him. Exal3+ would be the God of Aluminum, and he would teach the world about aluminum. His mortal name is Christopher Exley, aka, Mr. Aluminum. Here are some of his stories.

My Pet Macrophage

Fat Fagio Stories

My Pet Macrophage is a collection of short stories showing how the cells of the human body work together to keep us healthy. The stories are inspired by the video presentation by Dr. Chris Exley as he refers to them as “housekeeping cells’. In the video Dr. Exley shows macrophages full of aluminum in the brain in autism.

Fagio is a resident brain macrophage and he comes down into the body to collect aluminum and take it to the brain for quarantine. He is usually accompanied by the Astrocytes, Ariel and Aria, who can transport him in the body.

Fagio is known to all the cells of the body and he is completely benign to all. He is a hard working environmentalist and is diligent is his work to collect aluminum. Fagio often gets into trouble and “The Girls” (Ariel and Aria) must come to his rescue.

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Imagine You Are An Aluminum Atom

Discussions with Mr. Aluminum

By Christopher Exley, PhD, FRSB

Gifted teacher Professor Christopher Exley presents in very readable, understandable terms, the effects of aluminum on the human body, something you can control!

You’ll learn how aluminum in our food, drink, cosmetics, and medicines  contributes to Cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and Autism, Multiple Scleroses, Parkinson’s disease and more. This book is more than informative; it is a must-read scientific reference for anyone concerned with their health or that of their children or loved ones.

Read Eileen’s review of the book on her blog.

Personal Care Products and Human Health

Edited by Philippa D. Darbre

Background, historical context and the latest research results on personal care products and their impact on human health and the environment. Written by specialists on different aspects of concern for the effects of excessive personal care product usage on human health, expertly edited by Dr. Darbre, Professor Emeritus of Oncology, School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading in the UK.

Read Eileen’s review of the book on her blog.