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The case against fluoride

We've been fluoridating water since the 1950's. The science is similar to vaccines: they simply forgot to do the all-cause mortality and morbidity studies showing the benefits outweigh the harms.

Steve Kirsch
Oct 1, 2022
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At the AB 2098 event in Sacramento today, Jay Sanders of fluoridealert.org walked up to me and asked me, “Can I give you a book?”

This is the sort of life changing question that got Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to realize that vaccines aren’t safe.

So after a 10 second hesitation to overcome my cognitive dissonance (<sarcasm on>since as we all know fluoridation must be safe since it is mandated everywhere <sarcasm off>), I said yes, and I ended up with a copy of “The Case against Fluoride: How Hazardous Waste Ended Up in Our Drinking Water and the Bad Science and Powerful Politics That Keep It There.”

Nobody likes to admit they made a mistake.

Sound familiar? :)

In a nutshell, here is what you need to know.

  1. Trials began in 1945.

  2. It was approved in 1950, before any trials were completed and any comprehensive studies were published.

  3. There is a tiny net benefit to fluoride if it is kept in your mouth and not swallowed. It can slightly reduce your risk of a cavity.

  4. Once you swallow it, the risks strongly outweigh the benefits. IQ drops significantly and other negative health outcomes accrue. It’s not a close call.

  5. In hindsight, it was a stupid intervention.

  6. It would have been better to have limited fluoride to small doses in toothpaste, mouth rinse, etc, that are then spat out. This provides the benefits of strengthening tooth enamel, without the detriments of deteriorating bones by drinking an unknown dosage. 

  7. But nobody likes to admit they made a mistake! Does this sound familiar?

  8. All large towns “in California” are required to fluoridate (CA Law AB733). There is no federal fluoridation law. 

  9. BUT, almost all large U.S. cities are fluoridated. The ADA is an extremely powerful lobby.

  10. Short term ways to avoid fluoride:

    1. Drink spring water (fresh or bottled)

    2. Drink distilled water (or purified with reverse osmosis)

    3. Use a reverse osmosis filter for drinking water

  11. Other methods (less recommended)

    1. Use a Berkey filter (you have to get the special fluoride filter). Berkey is much better at filtering F but you have to frequently replace the supplemental fluoride filters. Also, you have to keep the Berkey filters from drying out which makes them more maintenance intensive, however they have lots of happy customers.

    2. Use a 3 stage Clearly Filtered system. However, Clearly Filtered filters rapidly lost their ability to filter out F after the first few fills. They don’t make this clear.

  12. Long term ways to avoid fluoride in your water:

    1. Donate to fluoridealert.org. This is the best long-term investment that helps everyone.

    2. 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.

    3. 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.

  13. For more information:

    1. Watch the movie “The fluoride deception” (just 28 minutes)

    2. See fluoridealert.org

    3. Read the book

    4. Read the amazing comment by AMD

    5. Since the book was published, the strongest studies on F neurotoxicity have come out, including two NIH-funded long-term prospective cohort studies. 

      Twitter avatar for @FluorideAction
      FluorideAction @FluorideAction
      Here is just some of the published science linking fluoridation to harm: (Malin, 2018) published in Environment International, researchers reported that exposure to fluoridated water coupled with iodine deficiency in women is linked to hypothyroidism:
      pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.govFluoride exposure and thyroid function among adults living in Canada: Effect modification by iodine status - PubMedAdults living in Canada who have moderate-to-severe iodine deficiencies and higher levels of urinary fluoride may be at an increased risk for underactive thyroid gland activity.
      8:35 PM ∙ Feb 17, 2022
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    6. Listen to this eye-opening podcast where Christskis and Rivera, JAMA Pediatrics editors, discover that fluoride is harming our kids brains

    7. FAN v EPA lawsuit

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DMC Stonecarver
Feb 3

What about fluoride in juices that contain 'water and concentrated fruit juice'. Given the amount of water relative to the amount of concentrated fruit juice, these products are potentially loaded with fluoride. All bottled water lists the 'typical mineral analysis in parts per million', this same analysis should be extended to juices that are reconstituted with water.

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Mark Jones
Writes Free Speech Studio
Dec 4, 2022

Steve: PLEASE READ.

I have no time and even fewer subscribers, so there's little point in me doing this but...

The world needs to KNOW about Aspartame.

I found this truth very much in the way you did with Fluoride, and the similarities are remarkable. I strongly urge (and ask) you to consider watching a documentary which will blow your mind every bit as much as the Fluoride Deception, and then some. If you're not aware, trust me, you're about to experience another one of those 'moments' like RFK and all of us have had.

Understand WHY they are banning sugar and here in the UK you get TAXED MORE if you want sugar instead of Aspartame POISON in your drink. McDonalds costs more and you have to ask specifically for SUGAR in your drink. Here's why....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toKyRlpmG7A

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