Sodium Flouride

[Midwest4]

Been hearing a little about this lately and I'm wanting to gather some information if some folks are willing to help.

1) How prevelant is it? Is it in all tap water? How can I find out if its in mine?

2) At the levels its typically found in tap water what effects does it have on people?

3) If there are notable effects, are they permanent?

4) If you run tap water through a humidifier what effect?

5) What are some options for one seeking to avoid water with flouride?

6) What about toothpaste?

Thanks.

[OwneD.TBH]

sodium fluoride is a toxic chemical that is the one and only main ingredient in rat poison. go to any store that sells it and look for yourself if you dont believe me.

it does not stop cavities or tooth decay thats another lie they tell you. calcium fluoride might do but sodium fluoride does not! there two different compounds

sodium fluoride was also put in the water in the nazi concentration camps in world war 2. to stop the prisoners fighting back and wanting to escape. it makes people easier to control.

go and look it all up if you dont believe me its all true. ask yourself why they do it?

[XiZBiT]

Independent scientific evidence over the past 50 plus years has shown that sodium fluoride shortens our life span, promotes various cancers and mental disturbances, and most importantly, makes humans stupid, docile, and subservient, all in one neat little package. Sodium Fluoride is nothing more (or less) than a hazardous waste by-product of the nuclear and aluminum industries. Sodium Fluoride is also one of the basic ingredients in both PROZAC (FLUoxetene Hydrochloride) and Sarin Nerve Gas (Isopropyl-Methyl-Phosphoryl FLUORIDE)

[QuicksandATL]

[blananana2]

Sodium Flouride is brilliant, your teeth will thank you.

[fballer12]

Judging by the stupidity of that post, i'm guessing the flouride has already done wonders for your brain.

[blananana2]

Judging by the stupidity of that post, i'm guessing the flouride has already done wonders for your brain.

WTF is wrong with fluoride? You get it from toothpaste anyway, (or at least if you want to keep your teeth you do)

[XiZBiT]

Sodium Flouride is brilliant, your teeth will thank you.

They are going to begin adding Sodium Floride to bottled water, for your teeth???

[XiZBiT]

WTF is wrong with fluoride? You get it from toothpaste anyway, (or at least if you want to keep your teeth you do)

read my post above.... your teeth dont need floride

[blananana2]

read my post above.... your teeth dont need floride

They don't add fluoide to bottled water because then it would just be tap water. What do you mean your teeth don't need fluoride? Why is their fluoide in eevry toothpaste then?

[XiZBiT]

They don't add fluoide to bottled water because then it would just be tap water. What do you mean your teeth don't need fluoride? Why is their fluoide in eevry toothpaste then?

That is the question, why is it in our toothpaste? Just cause somethings in what we use, dont mean we need it nor does it mean its good for us.

And yes they will be adding it to bottled water.

[RavenStorm]

Well what do you propose we do?

Can it be filtered with a Brita type thing?

EDIT: Apparently only reverse osmosis can remove it.

[XiZBiT]

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[blananana2]

That is the question, why is it in our toothpaste? Just cause somethings in what we use, dont mean we need it nor does it mean its good for us.

And yes they will be adding it to bottled water.

I believe it's in toothpaste because it stops your teeth decaying, I think that's why they put it in the water supply too, because it's awesome.

[RavenStorm]

Fixed for you.

[fballer12]

I believe it's in toothpaste because it stops your teeth decaying, I think that's why they put it in the water supply too, because it's awesome.

You're already too heavily brainwashed, its too late. All I can say now is....Drink up!

[XiZBiT]

I believe it's in toothpaste because it stops your teeth decaying, I think that's why they put it in the water supply too, because it's awesome.

Just because your head is barried in the sand does not mean your @$$ wont be ****ed.

[OwneD.TBH]

I believe it's in toothpaste because it stops your teeth decaying, I think that's why they put it in the water supply too, because it's awesome.

thats what your told but its a lie it does NOT stop your teeth from decaying and is does NOT stop cavities like i said sodium fluoride is a toxic chemical and is the only ingredient in rat poison you think they put that stuff in there to clean the rats teeth?

calcium fluoride is found naturally on the earth that might help your teeth but the stuff they put in water and toothpaste is sodium flouride which is totally different.

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[blananana2]

thats what your told but its a lie it does NOT stop your teeth from decaying and is does NOT stop cavities like i said sodium fluoride is a toxic chemical and is the only ingredient in rat poison you think they put that stuff in there to clean the rats teeth?

calcium fluoride is found naturally on the earth that might help your teeth but the stuff they put in water and toothpaste is sodium flouride which is totally different.

quantities make all the difference. If you eat to much salt, that'll kill you, too much fat will kill you too, if you don't eat either of them though, you'll die.

[XiZBiT]

quantities make all the difference. If you eat to much salt, that'll kill you, too much fat will kill you too, if you don't eat either of them though, you'll die.

you just defined to natural substances that could kill you, none of them chemical biproducts like floride. So let go take small drops of mercury, I am sure it will have great effect on us in small dosages.

[OwneD.TBH]

^ just answered it for you

quantities make all the difference. If you eat to much salt, that'll kill you, too much fat will kill you too, if you don't eat either of them though, you'll die.

[blananana2]

you just defined to natural substances that could kill you, none of them chemical biproducts like floride. So let go take small drops of mercury, I am sure it will have great effect on us in small dosages.

natural substances or not doesn't matter. Your gut doesn't know how chemicals are formed. Your gut just processes it. Sodium flouride keeps teeth healthy and strong, this is why our generation have such awesome teeth compared to old people.

[OwneD.TBH]

natural substances or not doesn't matter. Your gut doesn't know how chemicals are formed. Your gut just processes it. Sodium flouride keeps teeth healthy and strong, this is why our generation have such awesome teeth compared to old people.

the sad thing is if the mainstream came out tomorow and said something like uranium increases your life span most people would fall for it without question
they can make you believe anything with the right media and propaganda thats just a fact.

ive used flouride free toothpaste for years and my teeth are just as healthy and strong as anyone else's

[Stizzel]

WTF is wrong with fluoride? You get it from toothpaste anyway, (or at least if you want to keep your teeth you do)

Its a topical treatment for teeth, you're supposed to put it on your teeth, then wash it off and spit it out. Saying its good to drink fluoride is like saying its good to drink shampoo to help your hair.

Fluoride has a long list of side effects and none of them are good.

On top of that 'fluoride' is kind of a catch-all for all the addatives in water. Like arsenic and fermaldahyde.

Even if your local water doesn't have fluoride, and it probably does, especially if you live in a major city, it definatly has addatives that you don't want to be consuming.

[Stizzel]

quantities make all the difference. If you eat to much salt, that'll kill you, too much fat will kill you too, if you don't eat either of them though, you'll die.

Taking regular small doses of anything toxic will have detrimental effects even if there's no noticable effect in the short term.

Just because it doesn't kill you right away doesn't mean its not hurting you.

Fluoride builds up in your body and its difficult to detox heavy metals.

[SlammaJamma]

natural substances or not doesn't matter. Your gut doesn't know how chemicals are formed. Your gut just processes it. Sodium flouride keeps teeth healthy and strong, this is why our generation have such awesome teeth compared to old people.

Are your teeth are going to start rotting if you stop taking fluoride? No.

Does fluoride have potential negative long term side effects? Yes.

The choice is yours.

[fballer12]

natural substances or not doesn't matter. Your gut doesn't know how chemicals are formed. Your gut just processes it. Sodium flouride keeps teeth healthy and strong, this is why our generation have such awesome teeth compared to old people.

Yes, actually your body can tell the difference between natural substances and chemically synthesized substances....wow you're dumb

[Fidelis]

Yes, actually your body can tell the difference between natural substances and chemically synthesized substances....wow you're dumb

The only difference between natural substances and chemically synthesized substances is that the latter are purposefully created. There is no other inherent difference, so how would you gut be able to "tell the difference"? If a chemically synthesized substance is chemically identical to a naturally occurring substance, why would it matter how the substance was produced?

[Fidelis]

Taking regular small doses of anything toxic will have detrimental effects even if there's no noticable effect in the short term.

Just because it doesn't kill you right away doesn't mean its not hurting you.

Fluoride builds up in your body and its difficult to detox heavy metals.

Fluoride is a halogen, not a metal. I've tried to find out whether it bioaccumulates but so far I haven't found any good sources. Some fluorine pesticides do bioaccumulate, but many do not.

Anyway, mercury is toxic and bioaccumulative but that doesn't prevent most people from eating fish, in large part because the quantities of mercury in most fish are so low that it would take more than a lifetime of eating to ingest a symptomatic level of mercury.