NIH pushing fluoride toothpaste and hormoned milk

[Guest guest]

Sat nam, ji.

 

Just as soon as I praise NIH for hosting its annual Yoga Week, I turn

around and see this story about NIH doing what the FDA does as a

matter of course - pushing Big Business' agenda. In this new case,

NIH has published a children's coloring book that encourages

toothpaste with the extremely controversial fluoride ingredient, as

well as non-organic milk with the highly questionable bovine hormone.

 

Yogi Bhajan recommended a very pure alum-based paste for brushing (and

gagging), and he was big on the untainted milk that is ubiquitous in

his native Punjab. Yogis in general are increasingly seeking healthy

food, nutrients and therapies, so posts about threats to natural food,

nutrients and therapies are highly appropriate at this .

It's great when NIH encourages pure, basic science; it's another when

they push an agenda. Here's the story:

 

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A bizarre new coloring book for kids issued by the National Institute

of Child Health and Human Development obsessively promotes the use of

fluoride-based toothpaste despite the chemical's proven link to liver

and kidney damage in children, cancer and the lowering of IQ, as well

as another harmful product - Bovine Growth Hormone infested milk.

 

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/june2008/060308_deadly_fluoride.htm

 

Some yogis aren't going to like Alex Jones' InfoWars as a source, but

in the Aquarian Age the Big Institutions and their so-called experts

no longer can be automatically trusted. So spread your net and find

your own truth.

 

Amar Atma

 

Kundalini-Yoga , " Charles D. Frohman "

<cfroh wrote:

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> Sat nam, ji.

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> If you are curious about evidence of the benefits of yoga and

meditation, Satbir Khalsa's lecture, " Yoga: Present, Past, and

Future " , from NIH's Yoga Week, now is available. Just email Rachel

Levine, at levinerac, for a copy.

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