End to water fluoridation

[Paramartasaya]

From: http://www.fluoridealert.org/

"As detailed in this ABC News Story (see below video), over 600 (now over
1,200) professionals are urging Congress to stop water fluoridation until Congressional hearings are conducted.
They cite new scientific evidence that fluoridation, long promoted to fight tooth decay, is ineffective and has serious health risks."

"Signers include a Nobel Prize winner, three members of the prestigious 2006 National Research Council (NRC) panel that reported on fluoride’s toxicology, two officers in the Union representing professionals at EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) headquarters, the President of the International Society of Doctors for the Environment, and hundreds of medical, dental, academic, scientific and environmental professionals, worldwide. (First aired: August 9, 2007)."

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sa...ud_fluor13.htm

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sa...ud_fluor14.htm

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sa...r.htm#contents

[NorthernSanctuary]

That's great! Getting another toxin out of our "food" chain.

[THE eXchanger]

yup...stay away from water with fluroide

it hardens the higher glads

good news

it's about time

bright blessings
susan
the eXchanger

[JesterTerrestrial]

Don't forget the toothpaste

Thanks for posting. Its way past criminal that this is in the water.

[houman]

In 2004, EPA gave Dow the approval to use sulfuryl fluoride on food (fumigation)
http://www.fluoridealert.org/sf/index.html

[Circlewerk]

Originally Posted by JesterTerrestrial

Don't forget the toothpaste

Thanks for posting. Its way past criminal that this is in the water.

I highly recommend this product, no fluoride, no glycerin, all natural and created by a dentist whom, after reading her little book, seems to know all about the dangers of Fluoride and other ingredients that the FDA allows..

We use Tooth Soap and we love it. Cleaner clean too.
here's a link, http://www.perfect-prescription.com/

[Pacal]

Thanks for the information we need to study this things.

[sprocket]

Fluoride was added to the drinking-water by both Hitler and Stalin in concentration camps, as it induces passivity in people, making them easier to control.

Another criminal act is the use of aspartame in food and drink. It is truly frightening the amount of products that contain it. Google info on how the FDA illegally destroyed test results on monkeys. (most of whom died!)

[Carrie Todd]

I first heard about the negative health effects of fluoride in 1993 during a Shaklee presentation. (Shaklee is advertised as all natural cleaning and health products.) I then heard it debated in a Communications class in 1996. Most of the sheeple claim the "health benefits" of fewer cavities and that 9 out of 10 dentists recommend it. Recently, I read that fluoride and chlorine have most likely contributed to my hypothyroidism. SWEET! ( said sarcastically) Needless to say, I use unfluoridated toothpaste (I like "Tom's" and "Spry") and use a water filter as well.

Any time the goverment adds something to our food or water, it's a good idea to look at it with a bit of suspicion. All natural is usually better.

[Nik]

For U.K.: check out 'The Green People Company, Ltd' : http://greenpeople.co.uk/

I typically go for Organic, no-additive products as often as possible. My concern over various chemical additives in food and healthcare products was for good reason!

[Carrie Todd]

Another good option is good old fashioned baking soda with a bit of mint added (for flavor).

[omshanti2]

I desperately want to get the fluoride out of our water in the UK, but I don't know how to go about it, can anyone suggest any events that are going on to tackle this issue.

[Connecting with Sauce]

I think the only way is to distill water or buy bottled until someone who has our best interests at heart is running the show...

[Reunite]

You should try and stay away from plastic bottle water. The plastic (called polyethylene terephthalate or PET) used in these bottles contains a potentially carcinogenic element (something called diethylhydroxylamine or DEHA). The bottles are safe for one use only; if you must keep them longer, it should be no more than a few days, a week max, and keep them away from heat as well.

I use distilled water out of a bladder like cast wine that has no minerals in it. It's called Noble’s Pureau water

[333mark333]

Its about time they scrap that de-population method

[ranma187]

The next step should be to ban aspartame.

[Connecting with Sauce]

and mercury in teeth in the UK. Amalgam teeth fillings are 52% mercury.

http://www.mercurymadness.org/default.aspx

And in vaccines...

http://www.mercurymadness.org/data.aspx?SectionID=7

This should probably be put into a brand new thread...

[warngen]

The next step should be to ban aspartame.

Yep i agree.....thats why i stopped chewing gum a long time ago...

[Connecting with Sauce]

Watch out this has aspartame in it too!!!

http://www.berocca.co.uk/stay-sharp.htm

A multi-vitamins from Bayer...

Extremely sneaky as the label just says artificial sweetners, it took 3-4 web links to find it...

The reason why.....

http://video.google.co.uk/videosearc...me&hl=en&emb=0

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Is Berocca suitable for diabetics?
Effervescent Berocca tablets contain sweeteners and sugar, although the sugar present is a very small amount (sucrose - 0.13% of the tablet). The effervescent tablets contain 276.45mg mannitol, 20mg acesulfame, 25mg aspartame and 6mg sucrose. Film-coated Berocca tablets contain 25.45mg mannitol, 13.44mg polydextrose and 94.3mg lactose.

We have no specific recommendations regarding the suitability of Berocca for diabetic patients and we suggest you speak with your GP or another healthcare professional to get further advice.
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Oh no! It is global!!!! Those people who are health concerned will take extra vitamins! So those that drink lots of water, don't drink lots of pop, regular excercise etc etc

http://www.berocca.com/
http://www.berocca.com/f160.htm

I feel ashamed for those that know and still push this how can they sleep...

[Racsouran]

Im lucky that in madrid the quality of water is awesome (the best of spain), it don´t have flurides but it has chlorine. Nevertheless, that waters makes me feel healthier, i mean, is the best liquid i choose to use here to drink everytime i want to.

[honeybee]

Originally Posted by omshanti2

I desperately want to get the fluoride out of our water in the UK, but I don't know how to go about it, can anyone suggest any events that are going on to tackle this issue.

Omshanti, have a look around these websites.

UK Councils against fluoridation
http://www.ukcaf.org/

All Party Parliamentary Group against Fluoride
http://www.appgaf.org.uk/about/

The National Pure Water Association
http://www.npwa.org.uk/index.php?opt...d=83&Itemid=78

Try Contacting the NPA, they might be able to put you in touch with a group in your area.

Anti Fluoride Leaflets
http://www.npwa.org.uk/index.php?opt...cles&Itemid=78

[AndyH]

"Warning only give to children in small pea sized amounts for supervised brushing, discourage swallowing"
Chuckle....sad to see how the toothpaste companies still practise "cover your a*se"

I've been using a private pumped ground water supply for quite some time now. It's initially expensive to get but pays dividends...it is for all intents and purposes, mineral water

[Anchor]

@AndyH: I want to do that one day. How do you go about testing the water?

[AndyH]

Well here in Ireland there's a lot of country homes that are off-grid so to speak. They don't have a mains water supply and waste sewage system. The homes are often built with cess pits for sewage which need emptying occasionally (not as often as you think) and water pumped up from a well bore.
There's been quite a business in Ireland with water diviners who locate underground water streams and bore the wells, due to the building boom in Ireland ofc. Many of these country homes are up for cheap rentals now too as the owners find that they can't sell them etc.
The water diviners don't use wooden sticks btw lol, but ground penetrating radar and old geological survey maps.
Ireland is festooned with ground water ofc, your area might not be, I only know about the UK and Ireland.
To test the water you just take samples to a lab that specializes in water testing..again many of these in large towns in Ireland. Some govt/local councils also offer testing. You'll find that good ground water has seeped through rocks for many years and become naturally filtered. Here in Ireland and the UK the rock is primarily limestone in most cases where the job is done, resulting in quite a bit of calcium which makes for rather hard water (you'll see it gathering around the element of a kettle for example) , there's also quite a few other minerals in the water , perhaps calcium fluoride but your body can deal with this type of fluoride far better than sodium fluoride or God forbid..fluorosilic acid (a hellaciously toxic and corrosive acid) which is what is normally added to mains supply water.
It is quite literally your own mineral water supply, tastes great and is good for you. The best wells must be bored to a depth below at least the first confining bed, this results in 100+ yr old water that is very well filtered and free of harmful bacteria but it is expensive to drill and pump from this depth.
I have a great laugh at relatives who turn their nose up at it, I tell them I've been drinking it for yonks and it's done no harm to me. I haven't even had so much as a sniffle in over 2 years now.

I've seen some places get a surface water supply which is often "peaty" in appearance...now this is indeed a bit dodgy and liable to bacterial infection by cryptosporidium or strep for example.

It is also possible to sometimes tap what is often called "fossil water", a good example of this would be in Libya where they discovered a vast (we're talking thousands of cubic kilometres) underground aquifer that held water that had seeped down perhaps thousands of years ago. It's very pure indeed and of immense value to the area for obvious reasons.


Wiki sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nubian_...Aquifer_System

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_water

A typical well boring company in Ireland:
http://www.build.ie/company_474394.htm

EDIT- forgot to add info about septic tanks/ cesspits
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septic_tank

[honeybee]

The Hidden Agenda: The Fluoride Deception - 68 min - Aug 15, 2006
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=2

Anti Fluoride Petition:
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/NoFluoride/#detail

Contact your MP/Councillor:
http://www.writetothem.com