Monday, April 30, 2012

Fluoride


Study's show that fluoride is not doing what it was supposes to do.  During the second world war a lot of fluoride was needed to make the atomic bomb there was two ways to make fluoride slow and safe or fast and unsafe the second was voted on to speed up the production of the bomb.  In the 1950's it was found that an area in the US had people with very few cavity's, this area had levels of fluoride show up in the rural drinking water and the people had good teeth but they also had high levels of calcium in their hard water. So the theory was to put fluoride in urban drinking water. There was a study done in England where fluoride was actually painted on the teeth of the study group three times a year for three years, the strange thing is there was no change to the teeth. If there is white spots on the teeth and cracks in the teeth it could be a sign of too much fluoride as a child not a big deal to a dentist just do a few more fillings. Fluoride is more toxic than lead and a little less toxic than arsenic to a growing child's brain reducing the IQ points by six to ten points. Did you know the FDA states one quarter of a milligram in a glass of water is toxic? There is no control or the over ingestion of fluoride it depends on how much water you drink; bottled water has fluoride in it but not all bottled water. Calgary has voted to remove fluoride from its water supply. The graphs and study's show there has been a decline in cavity's since fluoride was started but country's that do not use fluoride have had about the same amount of reduction of cavity's. This has brought me to stop using fluoride in toothpaste and not get the fluoride treatment from our dentist’s, which turns out to be a real good cash cow.  Do not use fluoride water for baby formula.  
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1 comment:

  1. Thanks for the post. I have been hearing about the fluoride controversy for a while and I too have been questioning the dentist fluoride treatment.

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