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 Post subject: Re: fluoride
PostPosted: Dec 9th, '08, 20:34 
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Saw it Boris, love the way they spend millions to convince people that what they are about to do is in their interests, of course if the dosing system *frack* up what they going to do: tell people not to drink the water or try to keep quiet.

"The county with the best teeth in the state have zero fluoride in their water, but have lime stone."

Good point Dan, saliva is alkaline and bacteria which cause tooth decay prefer an acid environment.


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 Post subject: Re: fluoride
PostPosted: Dec 9th, '08, 21:56 
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Good point Dan, saliva is alkaline and bacteria which cause tooth decay prefer an acid environment.


Only barely... interesting about changes to pH with calcium deficiency... and cancer...

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When healthy, the pH of blood is 7.4, the pH of spinal fluid is 7.4, and the pH of saliva is 7.4. Thus the pH of saliva parallels the extra cellular fluid...pH test of saliva represents the most consistent and most definitive physical sign of the ionic calcium deficiency syndrome...The pH of the non-deficient and healthy person is in the 7.5 (dark blue) to 7.1 (blue) slightly alkaline range. The range from 6.5 (blue-green) which is weakly acidic to 4.5 (light yellow) which is strongly acidic represents states from mildly deficient to strongly deficient, respectively. Most children are dark blue, a pH of 7.5. Over half of adults are green-yellow, a pH of 6.5 or lower, reflecting the calcium deficiency of aging and lifestyle defects. Cancer patients are usually a bright yellow, a pH of 4.5, especially when terminal


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PostPosted: Dec 10th, '08, 05:41 
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Yes Rupe I missed the calcium :(
Notice the old sodium bicarbonate is coming back into vogue.


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I found this thread looking up whether flouride was bad for fish! Guy at the LFS told me I need to add water ager to get rid of it.... doesn't say nuttin' about flouride on the label!


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I found this thread looking up whether flouride was bad for fish! Guy at the LFS told me I need to add water ager to get rid of it.... doesn't say nuttin' about flouride on the label!



...for the number of years I have been keeping fish without adding water conditioner/ager I havent had ANY probs with flouride OR fluoride....or anything else thats added to the water in my taps. Sometimes a lil bit of info can be dangerous, is like using antibacterial shit all throughout ya house n stoppin ya kids eating dirt....toughen up a lil oz ;)


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PostPosted: Mar 20th, '09, 19:33 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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PostPosted: Mar 21st, '09, 16:38 
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Cool, thanks. He didn't say it very confidently ("isn't it to get rid of the fluoride?" kind of thing). Good to know.


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PostPosted: Apr 10th, '09, 23:39 
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:shock: yay! new posts in this thread! :)

i THINK the original town that sparked the fluoride scam was found to have calcium fluoride in high concs in the local water.

teeth are made from calcium
town with little decay has high levels of calcium and fluoride in local water

its OBVIOUS! its the FLUORIDE that protects teeth! :shock:

sleepe: in victoria we have the fluoridation act, prevents common law claims from a dosing accident :shock:


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PostPosted: Apr 10th, '09, 23:51 
Milk has high levels of Calcium... especially stright cows milk.... drank/drink it by the bucketful... all my life...

Have had bad teeth... all my life.... Calcium must be bad for you.... :lol:


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its 2 am and ur playing with my mind arent u lol
my best friend is part of the central coast antiflouridation movement

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PostPosted: Apr 10th, '09, 23:59 
My mate Flouridation is part of the anti central coast movement...


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Rupe, wanna get me started? cows milk while containing calcium is a crap bioavailable source and there is one theory that it can actually reduce body levels. no wonder your teeth are bad. :mrgreen: isnt it funny that we are the only animal that seems to require the drinking of copious amounts of milk after we're weaned? i think we're also the only animal with a dairy industry :roll:

i pitty all those animals with rotten teeth and mouths filled with fillings becasue they dont have access to fluoridated water and 2 glasses of milk every day.


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PostPosted: Apr 11th, '09, 00:07 
Kewl... knew it was my parents fault... never did like the bloody farm...


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stick with the sheep, i got nuthing bad to say about them LOL.

maybe i should steal bridgettes signature?


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Rupe, wanna get me started? cows milk while containing calcium is a crap bioavailable source and there is one theory that it can actually reduce body levels. no wonder your teeth are bad. :mrgreen: isnt it funny that we are the only animal that seems to require the drinking of copious amounts of milk after we're weaned? i think we're also the only animal with a dairy industry :roll:

i pitty all those animals with rotten teeth and mouths filled with fillings becasue they dont have access to fluoridated water and 2 glasses of milk every day.



The is only one thing cows milk should be used for and that is for baby calves, mind u I drink goats milk, unpastureised and straight from the goat, full of all the good nutrients

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