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Toxic waste chemicals are disposed of by feeding to humans, calling it fluoride

JoAnn Guest Apr 04, 2005 10:37 PDT

 

If I told you you could have great-looking skin by eating skin cream,

you'd think I was crazy, but that's exactly what dentists are telling

you when they say people should ingest fluoride in order to improve the

health of their teeth. Fluoride is a topical treatment. When natural

mineral fluoride is placed onto the surface of your tooth enamel, it

helps remineralize that enamel, thus improving your resistance to

cavities. But to swallow fluoride in order to treat your teeth is a lot

like swallowing hair coloring chemicals to change the color of your

hair. If you're going to treat the area with the topical treatment,

you're not supposed to swallow it. You're supposed to put it in contact

with the surface needing treatment.

 

 

 

The whole argument about fluoridating public water supplies brings out,

I think, the worst of organized medicine and organized dentistry. It

shows the egotistical, power-hungry nature of the American Dental

Association and those dentists who follow its dangerous philosophy of

demanding that people swallow bioactive substances on command -- " for

their own good, " of course. With the fluoridation argument, a few people

in authority positions want to force every single citizen of this

country to be medicated on a psychoactive, biologically active substance

without having any medical diagnosis, with no public warnings of side

effects, and with no real studies to back up its efficacy. But that's

just the beginning of this story...

 

To make matters even worse, it's not that municipalities are actually

dripping genuine fluoride into the water supplies in the first place --

they're largely using fluorosilicic acid, which, as I've covered before,

is actually a toxic waste product produced in the smokestacks of various

industrial chemical producers. If they weren't selling this substance to

cities, they would have to pay a lot of money to have it handled as an

environmental hazard and buried in EPA-approved landfills.

 

Thus, it is illegal to take this fluorosilicic acid and bury it in the

ground or dump it in rivers or streams in this country, but it is

perfectly legal to sell it to cities that drip it into the water supply

with the intended purpose of it being ingested by human beings. And

those human beings, of course, eventually pass the fluoride through

their bodies and directly into the rivers and streams. Thus, it brings

us to this bizarre reality of fluoridation: this environmentally

hazardous, toxic substance is illegal to dump into rivers and streams,

unless it passes through the bodies of human beings first, in which case

it's not only perfectly legal, it's actually demanded by ADA dentists.

That's a pretty bizarre situation. (Of course, these are the same people

who are still putting mercury into peoples' mouths, so what did you

expect?)

 

I'll hand it to the dentistry community on this one: they sure have come

up with a creative way to get rid of toxic waste chemicals without using

landfill -- just sell 'em to cities and call it a " public health

policy! " Brilliant marketing. Seriously.

 

Think about it: now instead of dumping toxic waste products into

landfills where the chemicals leach into the groundwater supplies and

get consumed by people, these toxic chemicals get consumed by people

first, then they get flushed into the rivers and streams. It reminds me

of the beef industry, where one of the USDA-approved feed ingredients

for cows is, believe it or not, " chicken litter. " (I'm not making this

up.) Apparently, there's no good way to get rid of all that chicken

excrement unless you feed it to cows. You can look this up on the USDA

website if you don't believe me. Here's a Google search that will bring

up some articles on it. With fluoridation, the American public is

basically being treated like cattle. Here: eat some industrial waste

products for us, please! Meanwhile, we're going to feed chicken

excrement to cows, and then you can eat the cows after that, too! Heck,

with enough segments in the food chain, they can get American consumers

to eventually eat just about anything.

 

Back to fluoride, keep in mind that all the public debate about fluoride

isn't even about fluoride in the first place, because most cities that

claim to be dripping " natural " fluoride into the water supply aren't

even buying natural fluoride to begin with. They're buying the toxic

waste product fluorosilicic acid and using that instead. Why? Basically

because it's cheaper and it starts with the letters f-l-u-o-r, meaning

they can pass it off as fluoride since most people don't know the

difference. (There's a sad and disturbing history of mass populations

being poisoned with things that start with " f-l-u-o-r, " by the way.

Fluorine gas, anyone?)

 

I was just thinking if we used the American Dental Association approach

of eating everything that's supposed to be a topical treatment, then we

could revolutionize the cosmetic industry. Women could eat lipstick to

make their lips turn red. People could eat deodorant to stop body odor.

And we could just eat shampoo instead of actually washing our hair.

Maybe the American Dental Association label of approval will be found on

these products as well. Maybe people should just start eating toothpaste

instead of brushing their teeth with it, because certainly a lot of

children eat toothpaste already, and many of those children suffer from

dental fluorosis as a result. (A lot of senior citizens in this country

also suffer from hip fractures and bone loss due partly to an overdose

of fluoride.)

 

Or let's take a different track and follow the line of thinking of the

American Dental Association -- let's mass medicate the entire population

with lots of other drugs. Why stop at fluoride? Why don't we drip

antidepressants into the water supply, and that way we can have more

people committing violent acts and suicide -- documented side effects of

antidepressants. Why don't we drip statin drugs into the water supply so

that we can lower the HDL cholesterol of every citizen in this country?

Believe it or not, that has actually been suggested by some doctors.

They think we should mass medicate the entire population with a number

of biochemically active drugs, with or without their consent. Fluoride

could be just the beginning! The public waterways could be a genuine

chemical cocktail... that is, if they weren't already.

 

All this demonstrates how egomaniacal and power-hungry organized

dentistry is today. These people want to force drugs into the bodies of

people, and they want to do it through a system of subterfuge that drips

these drugs slowly into the water supply. That way people are taking

these drugs whether they know it or not, and they don't even need a

prescription.

 

I think the American Dental Association members and supporting dentists

may have been dripping a little too much fluoride into their own water,

because they've apparently gone mad with the idea that everyone needs

fluoride in order to have healthy teeth. If you want fluoride, rub it on

your teeth for a few minutes and then spit it out -- don't drink it.

It's a topical treatment, folks. You wouldn't eat lipstick or deodorant

or shampoo -- why are you eating fluoride in unmonitored quantities?

 

Finally, given that drinking fluorosilicic acid helps industrial

companies get rid of a toxic waste product, shouldn't you get paid

something for helping them dispose of this EPA-regulated substance? If

you're going to feed poison to the American public, at least offer to

pay them something for it.

 

Right now, cities are being charged for this stuff.

 

Frankly, industrial companies should be paying cities for their help in

getting rid of it. Then those cities should turn around and pay the

citizens for being willing to swallow it. " Here, I'll give you a dollar

if you drink this! " You'd be amazed how many people would say yes.

 

Think about the possibilities: you could solve the whole Yucca Mountain

problem in Nevada by feeding radioactive waste to the American public!

Or, if that didn't work, just feed it to the chickens and cows! (Don't

laugh. There's probably some bureaucrat somewhere that takes the idea

seriously.)

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JoAnn Guest

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