Fluoride in Water Poses ‘Unreasonable Risk’ to Children, Federal Judge Rules

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Another win for the “Conspiracy theorists.”

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https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/fluoridation-risk-kids-landmark-decision/
 
Hey @acceptance - I'll make it simple for everyone here... PS check out the diversity in this ad from when I was growing up. That's what it was like and how I remember things.

 
It gets in alright.

Shit is toxic as Hell 'cause it's not the "organic" form like you'd find in vegetables, but rather, the "harsh", "toxic" one.

Same principle applies to a shedload of other chemicals like cyanide for example (in apple seeds).
 
Monkey Man said:
It gets in alright.

Shit is toxic as Hell 'cause it's not the "organic" form like you'd find in vegetables, but rather, the "harsh", "toxic" one.

Same principle applies to a shedload of other chemicals like cyanide for example (in apple seeds).
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Imagine not having apple seed tea in the fall. All grandmas gave their kids that right...heh..
 
Monkey Man said:
It gets in alright.

Shit is toxic as Hell 'cause it's not the "organic" form like you'd find in vegetables, but rather, the "harsh", "toxic" one.

Same principle applies to a shedload of other chemicals like cyanide for example (in apple seeds).
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Organic and natural means nothing Mr Monkey Man! - just remember Funnel Web Venom is natural too!

Good old Rommel was fond of a cyanide libation in capsule form I believe! Personally I like to shower with it... well maybe not... lol.

Rommel McDonald went on to form the multinational McDonalds after the war!
 
Somehow I feel like your pineal gland may be a bit calcified.



Might want to handle that. 🤔
 
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Organic and natural means nothing Mr Monkey Man!
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I hope you're joking man.

Organic in this sense means from a living source; the other means manufactured, mined or whatever.

Sulphur and oxalic acid are other examples:
Sulphur (from tree bark IIRC) cures a sore back caused by a build up of inorganic sulphur (from sulphur dioxide as a preservative for example).
Oxalic acid from, for example, the mini clover oxalis works against the inorganic stuff (ice cream is a major source).

Fun fact:
Oxalis was traditionally served (in the form of a tea I think) in Scottish meals back in the day.
These days it's seen as a weed that's tough to remove from one's lawn. Same story for a lot of herbs of course.

So yeah, organic vs inorganic. The terms can be confusing to those who associate the word only with "organic food" (vs conventionally-farmed stuff).
 
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Monkey Man said:
I hope you're joking man.

Organic in this sense means from a living source; the other means manufactured, mined or whatever.

Sulphur and oxalic acid are other examples:
Sulphur (from tree bark IIRC) cures a sore back caused by a build up of inorganic sulphur (from sulphur dioxide as a preservative for example).
Oxalic acid from, for example, the mini clover oxalis works against the inorganic stuff (ice cream is a major source).

Fun fact:
Oxalis was traditionally served (in the form of a tea I think) in Scottish meals back in the day.
These days it's seen as a weed that's tough to remove from one's lawn. Same story for a lot of herbs of course.

So yeah, organic vs inorganic. The terms can be confusing to those who associate the word only with "organic food" (vs conventionally-farmed stuff).
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Well I am joking but funnel web venom is organic right! Would you like a roast fugu and stonefish platter in a creamy funnel web venom sauce garnished with some hemlock sprigs?

As for science I think we should both consult Dan Gleesak because I think he might be a Professor or something! :ROFLMAO:

I know @Floyd Eye often defers to his supreme science knowledge :p
 
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Thumbpicker said:
Well I am joking but funnel web venom is organic right! Would you like a roast fugu and stonefish platter in a creamy funnel web venom sauce garnished with some hemlock sprigs?

As for science I think we should both consult Dan Gleesak because I think he might be a Professor or something! :ROFLMAO:

I know @Floyd Eye often defers to his supreme science knowledge :p
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I’m on the fence with fluoride in the water. Generally I’m not fond of people not having a choice of what they are ingesting, but I’m also ok with reaching a consensus on what is safe and going forward with it. I also think fluoride is a beneficial thing.

The municipal water by me does not have fluoride so it’s not something I think about a lot, but I guess it could be filtered out if it was a concern.
 
Is it safe to eat a tablespoon of fluoride?

Is it safe to eat a half tablespoon of fluoride?

There is no safe amount of fluoride ingestion.
 
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