The Story of Aluminum Poisoning — Hilton Hotema

In The Story of Aluminum Poisoning, Hilton Hotema examines historical concerns surrounding aluminum exposure, cookware, food preparation, and human health.

The work is preserved as a period example of alternative-health advocacy and of twentieth-century anxiety about the effects of modern materials upon vitality.

This edition preserves a historical work of alternative health or human-potential literature. Its claims are presented for research, historical interest, and collection and should not be treated as contemporary medical guidance.

This text has been carefully prepared by Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press as part of an ongoing effort to preserve and circulate significant works from the history of New Thought, metaphysical philosophy, occult study, alternative thought, and the forgotten library of human consciousness.

This is a handmade archival edition, assembled and finished by hand with a black tape-bound spine and featuring newly prepared cover artwork and layout by C.K. Lee.

Issued here as a Holographic Pagan Press edition.

Details

Author: Hilton Hotema
Title: The Story of Aluminum Poisoning
Format: Handmade archival edition
Binding: Black tape-bound spine
Publisher: Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press
Cover and Layout: C.K. Lee

Collector’s Note

This edition is part of the Holographic Pagan Press archival publishing project, devoted to recovering and preserving works from the history of metaphysics, occult philosophy, New Thought, spiritual science, alternative inquiry, and the development of human consciousness.

Each physical copy is printed, assembled, and finished by hand in limited quantities, presenting Hilton Hotema’s work in a newly prepared edition designed for reading, study, and collection.