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Message Subject If fluoride is a poison why are they still putting in the water ?
Poster Handle Arthur Jackson
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Adding it to water has never been proven to prevent cavities but is used as a poison . The sad thing is it is added to soda , Beer , juices , everything . The Nazis were the first to do this to make people less apt to resist . So if this is known , why is this still allowed ? Somebody should suggest an order to ban this . What do you think ?
 Quoting: Just A Guy In The South


Adding it to water prevents childhood cavities, evidence says it may not help adults at all. Also, it’s pointless for people who take care of their teeth and go to the dentist, like Germans. Red necks and poor people are who it’s for. Just like vitamin D is in milk for black people who live up north but we all have to drink it.

The concentration of fluoride in water is very low, about 1mg/L that’s not a poisonous level and it works like chlorine to kill bacteria in the water pipes, and doesn’t have the smell. It takes eight grams to possibly kill you. You can’t possibly drink enough water to get sick from fluoride, that would take about 2,000 gallons.

If you drink a cup of tea you get the same as drinking a liter of water 0.9mg, raisins 0.1mg. Fluoride is in all plants and vegetables and any livestock who drink fluoridated water and eat plants.

The N@ZIs did not use fluoride in the water in the concentration camps, it’s simply too expensive to implement. The prisoners were lucky to get clean water and potatoes. Heck they were so cheap they used truck exhaust to kill the prisoners.

Fluoride is not an antidepressant.

Germany discontinued using it in 1971. However, they have access to dental care.
 
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