Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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This story should be on the nightly news so people realize what is happening to their bones when they drink this stuff! Thanks for posting this!

Kathleen

Mountain Dew mouse challenged

I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so it didn't know where it was.

YUCK!

Mountain Dew mouse challenged

http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-challenged.html

[Guest guest]

I must have missed it. It's the gelatin form that got me. I wonder if bromide plays a part in this.

Mountain Dew mouse challenged

I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so it didn't know where it was.

YUCK!

Mountain Dew mouse challenged

http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-challenged.html

[Guest guest]

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

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> YUCK!

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That's why I make Kombucha. I love fizzy drinks.

Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

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> YUCK!

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

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I love Kombucha...can you send me a baby? Please?

~*~ Hugs ~*~ Akiba ~*~

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That's why I make Kombucha. I love fizzy drinks.

Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

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> YUCK!

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

> lenged.html

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-I am beginning to research kombucha and have been wondering about the flouride in it. It begins with black tea, right? -Kim From: " Buist, ND HC" <stephaniebnd@...> iodine Sent: Friday, January 6, 2012 6:34 PM Subject: Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

That's why I make Kombucha. I love fizzy drinks.

Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

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> YUCK!

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

> lenged.html

[Guest guest]



I use 3 black and 3 green tea bags in my recipe. I don't stress over it. I use filtered water with it. Sometimes you have to take the good with the bad. I only drink 4 oz at a time and not every day.

Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

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> YUCK!

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

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About flouride...isn't the natural occurring flouride in soil different from what is put in our water supply?Janet iodine From: stephaniebnd@...Date: Sat, 7 Jan 2012 07:54:07 -0500Subject: Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged I use 3 black and 3 green tea bags in my recipe. I don't stress over it. I use filtered water with it. Sometimes you have to take the good with the bad. I only drink 4 oz at a time and not every day. Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.htmlI like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.--On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:> > > > I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so> it didn't know where it was. > > YUCK!> > > > > Mountain Dew mouse challenged> > > http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal> lenged.html

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Hi Janet,

Yes , they are different . However, if you read Fluoride, the Aging Factor, the author points out that in some towns in Russia that have very high naturally occurring fluoride in the soil and water, the people age very fast and are plagued with many diseases in their younger years, that usually only affect very old people in other areas of the planet where natural fluoride is lower. Also, tea plants, for example are grown in regions with very high natural fluoride in the soil, the roots of the tea plants pick up this fluoride and distribute it to the tea leaves; which we in turn drink. The result is said to be harmful to us, just as the sodium fluoride that is added to water supplies. So my guess is that it is best to avoid fluoride in ANY form!

Here is the link to the book I spoke about : http://www.amazon.com/Fluoride-Aging-Factor-Recognize-Devastating/dp/0913571032/ref=sr_1_1?s=books & ie=UTF8 & qid=1325961520 & sr=1-1

Kind regards,

Kathleen

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Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

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On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

>

> YUCK!

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

> lenged.html

[Guest guest]



Yes what is in the water is usually industrial waste.

Re: Mountain Dew mouse challenged

Well yes, a home remedy to clean pennies is to put them in Coca Cola. I believe it will also open drains? It's the phosphoric acid, which is also why sodas with phosphoric acid interfere with minerals in the body, said to present a danger to bone density and tooth enamel.

http://www.naturalnews.com/021774.html

I like a fizzy beverage now and again, but I choose non-sugar, non-phosphoric acid ones.

--

On 6 Jan 2012 at 9:18, Buist, ND HC wrote:

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>

>

> I know we talk about Mountain Dew in terms of bromide but I thought I

> would share this lovely story to lighten the mood. Do you think Pepsi

> should maybe get a clue when the scientist states what condition the

> mouse would be in? Thank goodness the bromide would fry its brain so

> it didn't know where it was.

>

> YUCK!

>

>

>

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> Mountain Dew mouse challenged

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> http://www.suntimes.com/lifestyles/9796702-423/mountain-dew-mouse-chal

> lenged.html

[Guest guest]

It's not just the water we need to be worried about, many foods and drinks

contain fluoride. More info here:

http://www.thedoctorwithin.com/water/Water/

http://www.thedoctorwithin.com/dentistry/New-Agendas-in-American-Dentistry/

Linn

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