Ta'lim innovatsiyasi va integratsiyasi

АЛЮМИНИЙ МОДДАСИНИНГ ОРГАНИЗМГА ВА БОШ МИЯГА ТАЬСИРИ, УНИНГ САЛБИЙ ОҚИБАТЛАРИ.

Зарипова Ойсара Олимжон қизи.

Keywords: Калит сўзлар:Алюминий бирикмалари, бош мия, Алцгеймер касаллиги, Аутизм.

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Abstract

Аннотация: Алюминий ер юзида энг кенг тарқалган элементлардан бири
бўлиб, кислород ва кремнийдан сўнг учинчи ўринда туради. Табиатда алюминий
бирикмалари хилма хил, ҳар хил кўринишда учрайди. Алюминий бирикмалари
280 дан ортиқ минераллар таркибига киради ва инсон фаолиятининг турли
жабҳаларида фаол қўлланилади. Алюминий бирикмалари кенг қўлланилсада
унинг салбий оқибатлари хозирги тиббиётнинг муҳим ва ҳал қилиниши зарур
бўлган муаммоларидан бири бўлиб қолмоқда.Айниқса унинг мия билан боғлиқ
асоратлари кўплаб муҳокамаларга сабаб бўлмоқда. Алцгеймер касаллиги,
аутизм, паркинсонизм, кучайиб борувчи склероз ва шунга ўхшаш мия билан
боғлиқ чуқур ўзгаришлар айнан алюминий ва унинг бирикмалари таъсирида
юзага чиқиши ҳақида кўплаб мунозаралар ҳалигача давом этмоқда. (1)
Алюминий ичимлик суви, нафас орқали ва озиқ-овқат маҳсулотлари
орқали кўп миқдорда киришига қарамасдан шиллиқ қаватлардан кам миқдорда
реабсорбция бўлади.

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