SODIUM FLUORIDE and increased fractures, weakened bones, reduced IQ, and reproductive, thyroid and pineal problems.
A brief overview...
The fluoride added to water is an S7 poison and class 8 corrosive. It is a by product of the aluminium industry.
Toothpaste labels warn against swallowing.
Water fluoridation is banned in China, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Hungary and Japan.
Yet in Australia fluoride is in our food and water, including juice, soda, wine, coffee, soups, processed foods and baby formula.
Our kidneys eliminate a finite amount of fluoride daily, with fluoride accumulating in the body over time, particularly in the bones and the pineal gland. Children and babies excrete much less than adults, with babies having the highest exposure due to a liquid diet.
Several studies link infant exposure with high risk of developing dental fluorosis later in life.
In 2006 the American Dental Association advised parents to use fluoride free baby formula.
Given to animals at high doses fluoride destroys the male reproductive system. It damages sperm and increases the rate of infertility. U.S. epidemiological studies showed high rates of infertility among couples living in areas with 3ppm or more fluoride in the water supply.
Two studies showed reduced levels of circulating testosterone in males living in areas with high fluoride.
The National Research Council stated that “It is apparent that fluorides have the ability to interfere with the functions of the brain”.
The US Environmental Protection Agency lists fluoride among about 100 chemicals for which there is “substantial evidence of developmental neurotoxicity”.
24 studies from China, Iran, Mexico and India show an association between fluoride exposure and reduced IQ.
Studies also point to an association between fluoride and exposure and impaired visual-spatial organisation. Animal studies show reduced melatonin production and earlier puberty onset.
Altered thyroid function is associated with fluoride intake as low as 0.05-0.1 mg per kilogram of body weight per day and is exacerbated by iodine deficiency, of which uptake is inhibited by fluoride.
Skeletal fluorosis mimics symptoms of arthritis, may damage bones and contribute to increased hp fractures in the elderly.
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Enjoy, Chris Bellanger
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