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Originally posted by TheComte
Considering fluoride has been in water supplies for the past 50 years or so, there must be literally millions of victims that have died from fluoride poisoning (from fluoridation, not accidental poisoning). There must be whole cities where the citizens are all affected by fluoridation illness. Shouldn't be too hard to find some links. Got any?
In a number of small villages in Sicily, Turkey and India there is naturally occurring fluoride in the water ranging from 0.7 to 5.4 ppm. Here the villagers and their livestock are chronically ill, while neighboring villages with no fluoride have no such illnesses. Premature aging is the overall effect. Children have brown decaying teeth; young adults often have none. Young men are bent over and crippled with pain in their joints and hips. Their skin is wrinkled and they look 60 at age 30 to 40. There is premature hardening of the arteries, loss of appetite & sex drive by age 30. The rate of stillborn miscarriages by 4 months is extremely high.
Originally posted by king9072...at levels that are generally much higher than the 'dose' that is added to our water daily.
Originally posted by TheComte
Originally posted by king9072...at levels that are generally much higher than the 'dose' that is added to our water daily.
And that's the key. Much higher levels. BTW I was talking about N. American victims of the policy of fluoridation. And it's been decades, five of them.
Fluoride does not make us more docile. That is a myth. Nazis didn't use it.
I'm not disagreeing that fluoride is poisonous at high dosage. Lots of things are. But if it was as bad as the fear mongers make it out to be, there would be a lot of victims in which we could pinpoint fluoridation as the cause. That just isn't the case.
[edit on 8-6-2009 by TheComte]
Source.
The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between nutritional status and dental fluorosis in areas with fluoride in the drinking water in Paraíba, Brazil. Rural villages of comparable low socio-economic status and stable water fluoride levels were selected. Lifelong residents (6-11 years old, n = 650) were examined for nutritional status (height-for-age index; WHO methods) and dental fluorosis of central incisors and first molars (TF index). The sample was divided into three groups according to fluoride levels in the drinking water: low (below 0.7 ppm F, n = 164), medium (between 0.7 and 1.0 ppm F, n = 360) and high (above 1.0 ppm F, n = 126). Dental fluorosis was observed in 30.5, 61.1 and 71.4% of the children in these F groups, respectively. The prevalence was significantly related to the water F concentrations (chi2 = 59.93, d.f. = 2, p
Originally posted by contemplator
You just outlined the Western Diet
Originally posted by 2theC
my uncle was the head of water treatment in a particular city in Australia.
a few months ago, just after i learnt about flouride, we had a family dinner.
He got a little emotional about his old job ( he is retired) but said one of his proudest moments in his life, was being able to help millions of people by overseeing the introduction of flouride into the city's water supply.
i kept my mouth shut. this was his moment. sigh...
it was kinda heart breaking.
Originally posted by contemplator
Originally posted by 2theC
my uncle was the head of water treatment in a particular city in Australia.
a few months ago, just after i learnt about flouride, we had a family dinner.
He got a little emotional about his old job ( he is retired) but said one of his proudest moments in his life, was being able to help millions of people by overseeing the introduction of flouride into the city's water supply.
i kept my mouth shut. this was his moment. sigh...
it was kinda heart breaking.
Lol, oh man.. Yeah.. I can just see him wiping the tears of joy as the barrels of flouride are dumped into the water supply. Ever seen the barrels? They have skull and crossbones on them.
Polyethylene glycol (PEG), lanolin, diethanolamine (DEA), isopropanol, triethanolamine (TEA), propylene glycol, aluminium, ether, methylene chloride, acetone, mineral oil, triclosan, and the big one sodium lauryl/ laureth sulfate (SLS/ SLES)