Would you prefer to drink tap water without fluoride?
September 24th, 2009
The fluorine added to water contains other toxic substances as lead, arsenic or mercury. Fluoride is a carcinogenic and a neurotoxin. I’ve repeatedly searched and asked for references to scientific studies supporting the safety and effectiveness of fluoride added to drinking water, but all I’ve seen are papers giving professional opinions. These professionals are tied to organizations promoting fluoridation. There’s big money behind fluoridation because fluoride is a waste product of aluminum, fertilizer, and uranium industries. Putting it in drinking water and toothpaste helps bend public opinion and deflect massive lawsuits by injured workers in this industry.
Many European scientists specializing in this field have resisted adding fluoride to water because they consider it a poison without any benefit what so ever. It’s illegal to add fluoride to water in most European countries.
See the book "The Fluoride Deception" for details.
Yes, i absolutely would! I tried to get filter that filters the fluoride out but the only one that does that,you have to order online and it costs 200 dollars and up.
Fluoride is a poison and i have known this for some time. We are being mass medicated/poisoned. Great huh!?
Yes, i absolutely would! I tried to get filter that filters the fluoride out but the only one that does that,you have to order online and it costs 200 dollars and up.
Fluoride is a poison and i have known this for some time. We are being mass medicated/poisoned. Great huh!?
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YES! And I hate that the dentists want to give your kids fluoride treatments every 6 months and when you refuse, they act like your a bad, uneducated parent who wants their children’s teeth to rot!
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The kids dentist appointment was today
I am in my mid 40’s.
I haven’t been to a dentist in +12 years.
The Canadian government covers health care, but generally not dental care, and I’ve been too poor to go to the dentist.
I have cavities.
I have a few cubic millimeters of enamel and perhaps dentin missing.
This has been the case for over a year.
I suspect that all 4 of my wisdom teeth are impacted.
Yet I feel no pain–yet;
and I have all 32 of my teeth.
I attribute this to luck, genes–again luck, regular brushing, occasional flossing, and likely a lifetime of drinking fluoridated water.
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