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by Yarnlady is happy every day on January 9th, 2009
Since few will look at this well documented article form wikipedia, I am pasting it here for all to see:
Almost all major health and dental organizations support water fluoridation, or have found no association between fluoridation and adverse effects.[6][24] These organizations include the World Health Organization,[25] the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,[1] the U.S. Surgeon General,[26] and the American Dental Association.[27]
Despite support by public health organizations and authorities, efforts to introduce water fluoridation meet considerable opposition whenever it is proposed.[6] Controversies include disputes over fluoridation's benefits and the strength of the evidence basis for these benefits, the difficulty of identifying harms, legal issues over whether water fluoridation is a medicine, and the ethics of mass intervention.[3] Opposition campaigns involve newspaper articles, talk radio, and public forums. Media reporters are often poorly equipped to explain the scientific issues, and are motivated to present controversy regardless of the underlying scientific merits. Internet websites, which are increasingly used by the public for health information, contain a wide range of material about fluoridation ranging from factual to fraudulent, with a disproportionate percentage opposed to fluoridation. Conspiracy theories involving fluoridation are common, and include claims that fluoridation is part of a Communist or New World Order plot to take over the world, that it was pioneered by a German chemical company to make people submissive to those in power, that it is backed by the sugar or aluminum or phosphate industries, or that it is a smokescreen to cover failure to provide dental care to the poor.[6] Specific antifluoridation arguments change to match the spirit of the time.[28]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation
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You're reading Fluoride was used by the Nazis in the public water supply for the purpose of dulling peoples' minds to make them susceptible to suggestion,it is also the main ingredient in prozac; why does no one question it's use in our water and on our children?
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who do you work for? Just answer one question then: if fluoride isn't used for mind control then why is it the active ingredient in prozac? It is a documented fact that this stuff was used by the Nazis for said purpose. Everyone you mentioned who pushes fluoride is a gov institution. Also like to ask you; if fluoride works then why does everyone have a mouth full of mercury fillings? Anyone who spends 5 min researching will find out that fluoride doesnt do anything for teeth and it even causes osteoporosis.
by sungazer on January 9th, 2009
one more thing, I'm too bright to be a conincidence theorist and I really hope that everyone out there has seen the recent attempts especially on the "news" to label everyone who questions gov motives as being mentally ill and susceptible to "conspiracy theories".
by sungazer on January 9th, 2009
My comment got vanished - I'll try again. First, any the amounts of any ingredient will determine how it affects the body. Even water can kill people if you drink too much. A woman here in my town died that way just a few month ago. Are we all to fear water?
You second comment is something to ponder.
by Yarnlady is happy every day on January 9th, 2009
Good points, Yarnlady.
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