Re: Best way to remove flouride from water in the house?

[Guest guest]

Did you buy or make your distiller? I looked into this but never followed thru.

 

WE have a distiller and cook with and drink that water.

Baths unfortunately are with fluoridated water.

Best way to remove flouride from water in the house?

> Hello,

>

> Our city is going to be adding flouride to the water system. Not only is

> that a concern, but an even bigger one is that they admittedly are adding

> more than the recommended dosage.

>

> So, I'd like to know what anyone would recommend for getting rid of it.

> My neighbor is having a whole house system to remove flouride put in (she

> already has a regular one, but this one is specifically for flouride) and

> this new unit will cost $2500 installed. That seems very pricey and I

> feel like there has got to be a better way.

>

> Have any of you gone through this? It's so frustrating that they are

> forcing it on people like this!

>

> Thank you!

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

We bought it. Unfortunately, I'm not physically where it is, to tell you what brand.

Best way to remove flouride from water in the house?> Hello,>> Our city is going to be adding flouride to the water system. Not only is > that a concern, but an even bigger one is that they admittedly are adding > more than the recommended dosage. >> So, I'd like to know what anyone would recommend for getting rid of it. > My neighbor is having a whole house system to remove flouride put in (she > already has a regular one, but this one is specifically for flouride) and > this new unit will cost $2500 installed. That seems very pricey and I > feel like there has got to be a better way.>> Have any of you gone through this? It's so frustrating that they are > forcing it on people like this!>> Thank you!>>>> ------------------------------------>>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for your responses. The problem is that there is that not enough

studies have been done to see if flouride is absorbed by the skin. I do have a

reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink already in place. Unfortunately,

we will be exposed to this any time we go to restaurants since all food prep

will be done with this flouridated water. Dr. Mercola has a wonderful interview

on his website that explains thoroughly why flouride is so detrimental to our

health. I'm beyond frustrated that the city is forcing us to take this drug and

that now I have to spend money to have it removed....sounds familiar.

>

> Hello,

>

> Our city is going to be adding flouride to the water system. Not only is that

a concern, but an even bigger one is that they admittedly are adding more than

the recommended dosage.

>

> So, I'd like to know what anyone would recommend for getting rid of it. My

neighbor is having a whole house system to remove flouride put in (she already

has a regular one, but this one is specifically for flouride) and this new unit

will cost $2500 installed. That seems very pricey and I feel like there has got

to be a better way.

>

> Have any of you gone through this? It's so frustrating that they are forcing

it on people like this!

>

> Thank you!

>

[Guest guest]

Everything is absorbed thru the skin. Best to just accept it and not rely on any studies. Skin only keeps virus and bacteria out, when it is not cut. Everything else seems to get thru. This hit home most for me when I consider that 1.5 mg Naltrexone in a pea-sized amount of cream is able to make such a huge impact on a person. This is a drug that comes in 25 mg and 50 mg doses orally.

 

Thanks so much for your responses. The problem is that there is that not enough studies have been done to see if flouride is absorbed by the skin. I do have a reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink already in place. Unfortunately, we will be exposed to this any time we go to restaurants since all food prep will be done with this flouridated water. Dr. Mercola has a wonderful interview on his website that explains thoroughly why flouride is so detrimental to our health. I'm beyond frustrated that the city is forcing us to take this drug and that now I have to spend money to have it removed....sounds familiar.

>

> Hello,

>

> Our city is going to be adding flouride to the water system. Not only is that a concern, but an even bigger one is that they admittedly are adding more than the recommended dosage.

>

> So, I'd like to know what anyone would recommend for getting rid of it. My neighbor is having a whole house system to remove flouride put in (she already has a regular one, but this one is specifically for flouride) and this new unit will cost $2500 installed. That seems very pricey and I feel like there has got to be a better way.

>

> Have any of you gone through this? It's so frustrating that they are forcing it on people like this!

>

> Thank you!

>

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Check out the Mercola site. I believe he had a recent article about not using

them.

CGF

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> Hi All,

>

> can anyone suggest a good reverse osmosis system??...