This is sensationalist nonsense. Carbon dioxide is harmless. But you will still die if you close yourself in a chamber of it.
Even though fluoride should not be in our water, comparing the minute amount you drink in your water supply with a 55 gallon drum of 25 - 100% of the stuff isn't anything but fear mongering.
My opinion on its use in water supply, as explicitly stated, is the same as yours.
What is nonsense is the equation of all of something vs a tiny bit of something. There are thousands of things in our everyday life that are beneficial in moderation and deadly in concentration or abundance. Even water is in this category.
It's safe if you consume under a gram or something like that. And that was proven because it's great at eradicating bacteria in the mouth when used by dentists, until their patients croaked when they used too much and their patients swallowed.
The point I made is is the false equivalence. You would point it out yourself if some dumbass ate 1,000 bananas and then died and then you watched it on a YouTube news report 30 years later.
If you want to go the chemical route, chlorine bleach. Dump what's under your sink on your face and then tell the world "but they put it in swimming pools, therefore it's safe!"
This is sensationalist nonsense. Carbon dioxide is harmless. But you will still die if you close yourself in a chamber of it.
Even though fluoride should not be in our water, comparing the minute amount you drink in your water supply with a 55 gallon drum of 25 - 100% of the stuff isn't anything but fear mongering.
My opinion on its use in water supply, as explicitly stated, is the same as yours.
What is nonsense is the equation of all of something vs a tiny bit of something. There are thousands of things in our everyday life that are beneficial in moderation and deadly in concentration or abundance. Even water is in this category.
BY your logic one itty bitty jab should be ok.
The point is on the extra shit added it's not meant to be there in the first place. Don't add it without my permission.
It's safe if you consume under a gram or something like that. And that was proven because it's great at eradicating bacteria in the mouth when used by dentists, until their patients croaked when they used too much and their patients swallowed.
The point I made is is the false equivalence. You would point it out yourself if some dumbass ate 1,000 bananas and then died and then you watched it on a YouTube news report 30 years later.
If you want to go the chemical route, chlorine bleach. Dump what's under your sink on your face and then tell the world "but they put it in swimming pools, therefore it's safe!"
Except I didn't say that. I've said so twice now.