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Oppositional Defiance's avatar

I'm now leery of fluoride, but what do you think about this? This guy says the fluoride scare is based on weak data. I don't know what to make of it. https://junkscience.com/2024/08/2-minute-junking-fluoridated-water-lowers-iq/

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ASK's avatar

Fluoride is a waste byproduct of manufacturing and would have been expensive to dispose of, if it weren’t for the convenient concoction of the ‘it’s good for your teeth’ reason to put it in our water. It’s a neurotoxin and they’ve known it all along. Given the plethora of chemicals and additives to our daily lives in food, products, etc., it’s pretty clear TPTB “they” don’t give a crap about our health or what they do to us little people. It’s about money.

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Granny Annie's avatar

Stopped using fluoride years ago, been preaching on it ever since. Fortunately, I have my own deep well, so I don't have to depend on a municipal water supply. Every dentist I've ever been to, or taken my grandson to, has completely bought into the "it's good for your teeth" lie; they do, however, honor my "ABSOLUTELY NO FLUORIDE" (written just like that in big, block letters on the top of each form I am required to sign) demand (not a request).

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rolandttg's avatar

Stop taking your family to Rockefeller dentists. It is the single best thing you can do for their health. Find a biological dentist. Took almost a year, but best thing we ever did. You have Zero chance of having a healthy body if you are going to a dentist who uses fluoride, mercury or other metal amalgams, or does deadly root canals

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I understand fluoride and other metals but what’s the alternative to root canals?

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God Bless America's avatar

Start oil pulling…

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I’ll look into this, thank you.

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Laura Barrett's avatar

Root canals ALWAYS leave a tiny bit of bacteria in the tooth. It is then trapped there, right next to or on the trigeminal nerve. This nerve runs all through out your head and becomes the pathway for that bit of infectious bacteria to travel to the rest of your body. Our teeth can heal through re-mineralization, oil pulling and ozone therapy. Also tooth decay a direct consequence of other health concerns that lead to systemic inflammation ( oxidative stress). Unfortunately I was born with no enamel in my teeth and have had severe dental issues my whole life. I tried root canals and got much worse before making the decision to pull those teeth. On the teeth that can’t be healed, pull it. Depending on the condition of your whole mouth, eventually implants through a biological dentist who does metal compatibility testing is the best option.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

I’ll let my dad know too. He’s 92 and has 8 implants and there’s now a lot of gum recession. He’s thinking about having a laser treatment to help. He is starting to drool a bit. Otherwise in good shape!

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Thanks, I’ll look into this.

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rolandttg's avatar

A lot more complicated, but root canals are the only surgery where dead tissue is deliberately left in the body? What could go wrong, right? I have 3 left, and the one I had removed I just ended up leaving the hole. What is needed to fix it, aside from very throughly cleaning out the pocket and leaving it open to heal for several months, is to then do an implant post, but one using safe materials, which no Rockefeller dentist knows how to do. then when it is healed, a tooth implant is capped over the post, but again, using materials that are safe. I am not home, and do not have access to files/books and cannot recall what the materials are, but they sure as heck contain no metals.

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Karen Bandy's avatar

You have three left? Three old root canals?

I have many and even have silver points (from the 70’s). I’m looking at a lot of research and big bucks in my future. And most likely travel, I don’t think there is a biological dentist here.

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Horizons's avatar

Yes, fluoride at the dentist, fluoride in toothpaste, fluoride in the water. Fluoridated water makes up the liquids in other beverages like sodas, and there’s fluoride in some pharmaceuticals such as the fluoroquinolone antibiotics.

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rolandttg's avatar

Check bottled water. Many have fluoride added, and they do not have to label it. It will however, be disclosed on their website.

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rolandttg's avatar

Correct. Mainly aluminum production. Those poor workers have had their health completely wrecked by the time they are in their 40's.

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Dawn B's avatar

From Childrens' Health Defense... The true data is manipulated and censored.

FLUORIDE ON TRIAL: THE CENSORED SCIENCE ON FLUORIDE AND YOUR HEALTH

https://www.bitchute.com/video/q8A59mzwplOp/

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alongername's avatar

"The true data is manipulated and censored."

This should be a required WARNING put on....... well,.......everything !

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Aloha50's avatar

I would steer clear of it. I few months ago I bought a water filter off Amazon that filters Flouride when I found out my local water is flourinated. Note: most water filters don't remove flouride so you need to specifically find one that does.

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Dena's avatar

I did the same - reverse osmosis system is the only one to remove fluoride along with other contaminants.

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Barbara's avatar

Stopped using fluoride toothpaste years ago based on other data I read. I refuse the fluoride rinse at the dentist as well.

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TB's avatar

Fluoride applied directly to your teeth can be appropriate, as it will only affect your teeth and not the rest of your body (as long as you don't swallow it, obviously).

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Scott Schradle's avatar

The data Dr. Malone posted indicates it's dangerous for babies and children in doses higher than the recommended level. Of particular concern is that water may have fluoride added at that rate, there is no way to determine if children or pregnant women are drinking too much of it. They also get it from other sources like toothpaste. The study didn't find any danger for adults.

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rolandttg's avatar

Weak data?? Dr. Jerry Tennant's book "Healing is Voltage" has 7 pages listing the symptoms of Thyroid problems. Beside it are the symptoms of Flouride poisoning. Every single symptom/ problem, , 7 pages worth, is identical. Flouride is 100 % toxic. The dentists have been as brainwashed about fluoride as oncologists have been about chemo and radiation. We never knowingly ingest fluoride .

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Dawn B's avatar

CDC Stands by Water Fluoridation After Report Linking Fluoride to Lower IQs in Kids Finally Published

https://support.childrenshealthdefense.org/site/R?i=MclSnnR-56xrMsmub1jfwb7mQOlKO6ptkn8mkQJeVqwj1eAMVACCDA

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rolandttg's avatar

They stood by the jabs too

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Noi Helmick's avatar

May I suggest you read The Fluoride Deception by Christopher Bryson, available from Amazon.

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rolandttg's avatar

And "Chew, but Don't Swallow", by Dr. Blanche Grubbe

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Momcat's avatar

The flouride they put in your water is toxic. The flouride that is naturally occuring in water is different & is beneficial to your teeth. My husband lived with naturally occuring flouride in the water & never had a cavity until he was 45 & had lived without naturally occuring flouride water for 25 years. But the naturally occuring flouride will cause your teeth to be stained.

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Kalinda's avatar

Remember that even if it is based on weak data that doesn't mean it isn't true, you just can't use that data to draw a concrete conclusion. All he really says is that whatever studies he's looking at don't prove causation, and maybe not even correlation. Has he seen ALL the studies? Maybe, maybe not. But if there wasn't fluoride in your drinking water naturally, why are we putting it there? Where is the study that shows, definitively, that fluoride helps your teeth without causing other damage to other parts of your body? (Think Thalidomide). Pay no attention to anyone behind or in front of the curtain. Do your own research (in your copious spare time, of course.....). Even reading quackery improves your critical thinking skills as long as you take everything in as information to be vetted and not gospel.

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Vonu's avatar

Have you tried researching fluorine on your own instead of believing everything websites tell you?

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

So don't research on websites? Maybe a card catalog in a 1980's library somewhere?

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Barbara's avatar

Think "vonu" might be a bot or a troll...

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Vonu's avatar

Originate your own research instead of believing that others claim to have done.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

Do you distrust everyone and everything?

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Freebird's avatar

Yes Janice, vonu was sent to devil us. I honestly don’t know if it’s a real person or not, I only know that everything IT says is contrary to our real, human responses. The resident evil.

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Vonu's avatar

Why would a true freebird care?

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Vonu's avatar

Just the obvious liars and the fools who believe them.

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Janice P - Words Beyond Me's avatar

And yet you come searching and questioning. Methinks your days as a mocker are numbered.

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Vonu's avatar

Your future in committing ad hominem attacks is bright.

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Granny Annie's avatar

Do you mean fluoride? And, who are you talking to? Personally, I've been doing my own research for 30+ years. Just sayin'...

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laura-ann Knox's avatar

Vonu is a trollbot. Don't feed the troll!

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Vonu's avatar

Fluoride is a compound containing fluorine.

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Oppositional Defiance's avatar

Dumb response. Blocked.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Username checks out.

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