https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/the-case-against-fluoride
A short substack column but long enough to provide details, sauce, and suggestions, including how to filter flouride out of your water. The situation with flouride is similar to that with the "vaccines", as Kirsch describes:
Get your town to stop fluoridating the water. It’s poison. You will have to overcome the same disbelief you get when you tell people the COVID vaccines aren’t safe.
Change the law in your state to outlaw fluoridation. Like vaccines, the science is crystal clear when you look at it; but nobody wants to look at it. After we take down the COVID vaccines, people will hopefully be more receptive to looking at the risk-benefit here.
The fluoride chemicals are waste products from phosphate mining. They had to go somewhere, and someone smart said "Hey let's pump it all into municipal water supplies and save the disposal money."
A group in Dallas has been on Fluoridation on and off for ten years. Videos are RECENT!!
STOP POISONING THE WELL! OPEN MIC SPEAKERS DEMAND DALLAS CITY COUNCIL STOP FLUORIDATION 9/21/22 https://www.bitchute.com/video/pUyyFIljOmHp/
STOP FLUORIDATION OF DALLAS WATER SEPT. 14TH DALLAS CITY COUNCIL + DR. WILLIAM HIRZY https://www.bitchute.com/video/HeOtRlY5PC0h/
STOP FLUORIDATION OF DALLAS WATER Sept. 14th Dallas City Council + Dr. William Hirzy & EPA Union on Fluoridation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViNNIwmzTzI&t=589s
https://www.dallasforsaferwater.com/
https://fluoridealert.org/
https://fluoridealert.org/content/lulac_resolution/
On September 14, 2022 The Dallas City Council was scheduled to vote on their budgeting funds for water related expenses. We were seeking to "split" ITEM #29 fluoridation chemical hexafluorosilicic acid (a toxic waste byproduct of the phosphate fertilizer industry, so that "fluoridation" be discussed and the budget amended while leaving the rest of #ITEM 29 as is.
WHY the Rush??? We have THE SCIENCE -DWU promotes propaganda and then sends Memos out saying WE the citizens that come to speak before the Council, WE just get our stuff off "the internet" throwing doubt on our FACTS. WE have asked for an Open Briefing on Fluoridation with invited experts to testify but this Mayor and his predecessor along with the other promoters of Fluoridation do not want this, WHY??? And WHY did Mayor Johnson RUSH through Vote #29 11 Seconds must be a record! WE are Sharing THE TRUTH and This description of what happened on 9/14 is on our website www.DallasForSaferWater.com RAILROADED in 11 seconds by Mayor Eric Johnson
The customary 3 minute speakers time was reduce to 2 minutes by The Mayor just before beginning.
Bryant G. was scheduled to speak remotely but was NOT called or notified.
Dr. J. William Hirzy, former Senior US EPA Chemist and Senior Vice President EPA Headquarters Union
His audio was GARBLED, Less than a fourth of his testimony was intelligible.
Intentional?
The vote to "split" Item #29 so that fluoridation could be discussed and the budget item discussed and possibly amended, was tied- 7- for- 7 -against.
We needed a MAJORITY.
We are undeterred. We are doubling down.
It's good news for anyone not aware of this. The information about the damage fluoride does is scores of years old. Hundreds if not thousands of studies confirm it. Besides damaging your bones, brain, kidneys, and thyroid, I find it most interesting that fluoride especially accumulates in the pineal gland with age and is associated with enhanced gland calcification. Calcification is a word indicating calcium. So, fluoride has an affinity with calcium and in time denies us our 'third' eye, which is the communication center known to everyone from the ancients to modern scientists, who believe the pineal gland allows us to communicate well beyond the senses of our mortal daily use. To me, this our God phone to which we communicate through and receive answers from God. It allows us to ascend. Denying this to the elderly is devil's work.
So, why would anyone pour this in the public drinking supply? It's for your teeth they tell us. Except this has been debunked as well, despite the repetition of the lie that they "follow the science". The dental industry decided to ditch Iodide toothpaste for fluoride. Here and Here.
Amazingly, the United States is only one of eight countries in the entire developed world that fluoridates more than 50 percent of its water supply. (The other seven are: Australia, Colombia, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand and Singapore.) In Europe, Ireland is the only country that fluoridates more than 50 percent of its drinking water, and England fluoridates 10 percent.
Oh, did I mention that Fluoride is known to lower IQ. In children, a Harvard study found it effectively lowered IQ in children by seven points. Even more so, to the lowering of IQ, does it have a pacifying effect on populations? Of course it does. Now you know it's all about control. People who drink the tap water are being chemically lobotomized. If you're drinking bottled water, beware. Many companies sell fluoridized drinking water.
OMG, I left the "s" off "brings" in the title. I apologize for bringing that little bit of dissonance into your day, fellow pedes. Signed, Narg-who-sucks-at-proof-reading.
No problem for me because, without thought, I automatically read it as 'brings'. 😸
OMG, OP, you can't spell "fluoride", either. I fact, you can't even copy it from the link that you provided.
Dyslexia rools, KO.
Arg! Good catch, Greekish. I had to read my own headline three times to notice, even after you pointed it out. At least I can read books comfortably; my father had dyslexia so bad he needed my mom to read textbooks to him sometimes while he was going through engineering school.
Shouldn't it be brung anyway? 😆
I think it's brang. "Billybob brang the bbq sauce for the pig."
I’m pretty sure it’s bringed…….
We were given a small brown bottle of fluoride pills to give to the inner city kids where I taught @ 15 years ago. I was hip to the scam and I never handed them out.
One kid came up to me and asked for the "vitamins" they were used to being given and I said "no, I don't do that." That was the last I heard about it from anyone.
Calcium fluorides ok. Sodium fluoride is bad. They use sodium fluoride.
I've always been ambivalent about water fluoridation, but there is no doubt that topical fluoride is effective in reducing dental caries rates. Massively effective. Look up "silver diamine fluoride".
Let’s see the analysis separated out by economic status. Last i heard almost all the benefit from the analysis is in people with bad dental care. But why does fluoride reduce cavities? Its not a nutrient and its known to be extremely hazardous. If its topical then why is it being added into water? Ingestion is not topical.
Covid has really pushed me to question everything that has become so standard that there is no alternative and its heresy to question otherwise.
I've developed a very similar attitude. The point of my comment was to not throw out the baby with the bath water. Fluoridated water? Maybe bad. Minimal benefit for most people except children in low-income families. Good hygiene with fluoridated toothpaste seems to obviate most, if not all of the benefits of fluoridated water, without any of the negative sequelae.
I've just seen too many (rightfully) skeptical people go all-in, eliminate fluoridated toothpaste, and then their kids present with 12 large cavities at age 5. Then we're off to general anesthesia and a mouth full of stainless steel crowns. I'd bet that GA on a five year old has at least as big of an IQ effect as does fluoridated water
If you can read this article from Epoch Times, (I modified the link to bypass paywall but its still safe) it discusses a study done recently on urine from pregnant mothers, assessing their flouride levels, then following up with the IQ of their kids around 4-5 yrs old.
STORY AT-A-GLANCE A U.S. and Canadian government-funded observational study found that drinking fluoridated water during pregnancy lowers children’s IQ; a 2022 study by the same team will assess the neurotoxicity of early-life exposure to fluoride
In the earlier study, a 1 milligram per liter increase in concentration of fluoride in mothers’ urine was associated with a 4.49-point decrease in IQ among boys only, while a 1-mg higher daily intake of fluoride was associated with a 3.66 lower IQ score in both genders between ages 3 and 4
The findings were hotly criticized by pro-fluoride agents, including the American Council on Science and Health (ACSH) and the Science Media Centre (SMC), two well-known front groups for the chemical industry
As of January 2022, there are at least 74 studies showing fluoride exposure damages children’s brains and lowers IQ; there are at least 60 that found that fluoride exposure impairs the learning and/or memory capacity of animals
There are also more than 2,000 other studies detailing other health effects Research published in 2017 found that, compared to a mother who drinks fluoride-free water, a child of a mother who drinks water with 1 part per million of fluoride can be predicted to have an IQ that is 5 to 6 points lower. They also found there was no threshold below which fluoride did not affect IQ
https://www.theepochtimes.com./bombshell-study-confirms-this-daily-drink-lowers-iq_4744822.html
I wasn't thrilled with the controls when I first read that paper, though I'll go back through the methods. They certainly could be right. If they are, I wonder if it's an honest, unintended consequence of well-meaning people, or if it's cabal trying to keep the poors even stupider. IQ is just notoriously hard to research and control for.
If you’re interested in digging further, checkout a book called The Fluoride Deception. It traces the story back to WWII and the atom bomb. Pretty interesting.
Anecdotal story, I have a five-year-old that has never had fluoridated water (well water) and has never used fluoridated toothpaste. We just got his teeth checked and they are perfect. He brushes once a day all by himself and has a normal diet, but we do restrict sweets to only one or two times a week.
However, my three-year-old has several cavities. We had to take a few long, morning car rides when she was 18-months-old and we would give her juice to settle her stomach. She'd fall asleep with the bottle in her mouth and it'd be hours before we'd get back home to brush her teeth. This only happened a handful of times, but it was enough to leave little stains on her front baby teeth. After we noticed the marks, we switched her to fluoridated toothpaste. Fast forward 18 months and she has 8 cavities total that had spread from the initial cavities of her front teeth. Now she has to go through the anesthesia to get crowns since she's supposed to have some of those baby teeth for several more years. I'm apprehensive of giving her anesthesia, but the possibility of infection and pain when the teeth rot away sounds worse.
Moral of the story: don't let your toddler fall asleep with a bottle of juice in their mouth! I wonder if switching to the fluoridated toothpaste really made much of a difference in preventing the spread of the cavities. I'll never know for sure. For now, I'm going to keep giving her the fluoridated toothpaste and keep letting my son use the non-fluoridated stuff since it's worked for him.
I stopped using fluoridated toothpaste in 2015. Been using a water filter for years to keep the drinking and cooking water as clean as possible. I haven't had a cavity since I stopped using that kind of toothpaste. Their is a toothpaste powder that my daughter uses on the grandkids, one of which had severe discoloration of the front teeth and was losing the enamel on her teeth. Turns out it was a gluten sensitivity that was causing her teeth problems. Anyway, I believe my daughter ordered it off Amazon. Here's the link. Hope it helps. https://www.amazon.com/Uncle-Harrys-Unscented-Remineralizing-Toothpaste/dp/B00H4HCIMU/ref=sr_1_11?crid=D1EJWOL3OLZS&keywords=tooth+powder+remineralizing&qid=1664674075&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI1LjI2IiwicXNhIjoiNC45MyIsInFzcCI6IjQuNjQifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=tooth+powder%2Caps%2C290&sr=8-11
Wow, I did not know gluten sensitivity could cause weak enamel. My daughter with the cavities keeps getting these rashes on her arms, legs, and face and we've been trying to figure out what could be causing it. We have not tried eliminating gluten from her diet, but I am going to do that now. Thank you so much for the insight.
Gluten sensitivity more commonly will present orally in the soft tissues. You might see redness or sloughing of the gingiva or mucosa. Haven't seen hard tissue effects but it's not outside of the realm of possibility
Also any food or drink that contains cochineal dye (made from bugs). One of the constituents acts like gluten but is 10 times worse for allergic reactions (hives etc.)
You're welcome. Our girl had rashes on her face although they kinda looked more like hives. I gave her fresh celery juice and it helped A LOT. Then we ordered a gluten test online and the results came back positive for severe sensitivity but not Celiacs. Hope your little girl is better soon. Also, if you juice celery for her make sure to filter the pulp out before she drinks it,
Sounds to me like you're making the right call. The consequences of infection are guaranteed to be bad, while the risks of anesthesia are very low. It sure is crazy how one kid can be totally fine, and another has a bunch of issues. There are genetic and other factors at play which elude our understanding.
That said, if she's getting cavities this young, make sure she's brushing twice a day (electric toothbrush is ideal) and flossing at least once a day. Tons of kids get cavities between their teeth. Hygiene you can control.
Milk is much better than juice if she wants something to drink.
There is a company, their website is "carifree.com" and they've got a treatment rinse called CTx4, which is great for people with a high caries rate. Doesn't taste great but is quite effective. Good luck
Yep but on the other hand you''re not supposed to swallow toothpaste but drinking fluoride dissolved in water is fine despite being a similar concentration? Now I don't believe in "calcification" and such but I do question why the money is spent adding it to water in the first place, it feels like a scam at the very least.
The fluoride in toothpaste is pharmaceutical grade sodium fluoride.
What is added to water is Hydrofluosilicic Acid, the TOXIC WASTE byproduct of the phosphate fertilizer industry.
That acid is then hydrolized in the presence of water, generating fluoride ions.
I'm not saying that there might not be IQ effects. Some recent research, linked above, points in that direction. But it's not as if you're drinking a high concentration of toxic waste. It's one part per million of fluoride ion. The dose makes the poison
True but some people drink a gallon of Pepsi/Coke per day and that's probably made with fluoridated water - plus all the other crap.
I'll bet the fluoride from the water in those drinks is the least of their concerns. It's pretty impressive how quickly the acid in coke will dissolve teeth. Much less the effects from that much high fructose corn syrup
I remember reading how much it cost to fluoridated the water supply a while back, and it really is dirt-cheap, if I recall correctly. That doesn't mean I think you're wrong.I extrapolated a little on my personal beliefs in a response to the comment below yours.