flouride in water

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> From: " ladybugsandbees " ladybugsandbees@...

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>This may be a bit off topic but I was scanning looking for a urine test for

>the halogens and found this. They mention that the FIRST city to add

>fluoride to their water was Grand Rapids, MI. That is where I live. The

>rest of the story is shocking and sinful!!!

Sure is. Especially since they were supposed to use Muskegon to compare it

to for ten years to analyze the effects. I guess that's like a double

blind study to see if it's safe, and see the real effects. Unfortunately,

someone must have paid the officials off as Muskegon added fluoride to its

own water well before the ten years, and I suspect without any analysis.

Note, there is a need to get rid of fluoride waste. After all, it's used in

the atomic / nuclear program. This happened somewhere around the time of

WWII. I have wondered how much that has to do with it being put in the

water. It's also waste from the fertilizer and aluminum industry, and as is

normal, is not in the same state as in nature. (Not healthy in excess in

nature either, but probably not as harmful as the leftover excrement from

the fertilizer industry.)

Ever see Mel Gibson's " Conspiracy Theory " ? The first time I saw it, I

thought he was just insane. But later, when I heard his theories, like

" fluoride is all about mind control " it made me wonder a bit more, as I see

science isn't exactly practiced in an objective manner. We don't know why a

lot of things happen, but frequently it's not for the public good in spite

of the PR.

Skipper

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>

> Hi Jeanette,

>

> Yes fluoride is a worry, but I thought that all reverse osmosis

filters

> removed fluoride. It is great that you have sent an online

inquiry..

> can you please let me know what the reply to the question about

> removing flouride is? Thank you very much

Hi Nithya and others. Regarding fluoride in your water. I don't

have a reserve osmosis filter, and they happen to use up a lot of

water. Instead I have eliminated " all other sources " of fluoride in

foods, personal care products, and particularly toothpaste. Studies

report that it is the " accumulation " of so many sources of fluoride

that cause the most problems for people. So I'm not concerned about

the amount I get from water since my high good fats diet (along with

oil supplements of course) easily clears it out of my system.

I hope that helps you.

Bee

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Thanks Bee, good to know.

It was easy to find a fluoride free toothpaste and found this to be far cheaper

than what I was using.

 

A great group of health professionals advised the Govt on the dangers of

fluoride, but no notice was taken.

 

I had more or less made up my mind to buy a Genie II Water Distiller (because of

price, ongoing maintenance and also because this method is said to remove 100%

of fluoride whereas RO only takes out about 95%) and add Concentrace which is

available here.

 

I will think on it further now.

 

Regards,

Jeanette

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Subject: [ ] flouride in water

Received: Thursday, 18 September, 2008, 10:51 AM

Hi Nithya and others. Regarding fluoride in your water. I don't

have a reserve osmosis filter, and they happen to use up a lot of

water. Instead I have eliminated " all other sources " of fluoride in

foods, personal care products, and particularly toothpaste. Studies

report that it is the " accumulation " of so many sources of fluoride

that cause the most problems for people. So I'm not concerned about

the amount I get from water since my high good fats diet (along with

oil supplements of course) easily clears it out of my system.

I hope that helps you.

Bee

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