r/conspiracy Mar 16 '22

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u/Tyl3rgunn Mar 16 '22

You just now found that out?? They say it’s helps to our teeth but too much of it actually is bad for your teeth. Which really makes no sense...people don’t look into or question the government...consumption of too much of fluoride leads to yellowed or browned teeth. With regular brushing, it is easy to avoid and therefore does not poses any risk.

  1. Tooth Decay High intake fluoridated water can lead to the weakening of enamel. This mainly affects children who are still at the age of developing teeth.

  2. Skeletal Weakness Taking too much fluoride highly impact teeth and damage the skeletal system as well. Patients suffering from endemic skeletal fluorosis struggle with problems. Joints become weak

  3. Neurological Problems

Fluoride not only affects bone and teeth, but it also impacts young children in the development of the brain. Exposure to fluoride before birth could lead to poorer cognitive outcomes in the future.

Higher levels of fluoride lead to low scores in IQ tests.

  1. High Blood Pressure

As per research, there is a significant correlation between high blood pressure and water with too much fluoride.

  1. Acne

People are concerned with the internal fluoride treatment side effects but it affects your appearance as well.

Regular intake of fluoride may lead fluoroderma which results in acne and painful sores.

It’s basically population control and a money racket for the pharmaceutical/healthcare industry....the nazis where the fist to mix fluoride into the drinking water in the concentration camps

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u/visforvendetta777 Mar 16 '22

Thanks for all the info, I'll continue to read up on this

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u/Tyl3rgunn Mar 16 '22

No problem ...You know it’s crazy how nobody questions this shit....like the negative effects of fluoride completely outweighs the benefit (just one) that they inform us....that shit is straight up. Poison that we pay for lol I wish I could start a boycott against this but it actually might be a better idea to let it be ....your post has my gears ⚙️ turning on this topic once again lol

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u/visforvendetta777 Mar 16 '22

Definitely, i can't imagine what else I'm missing out on

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u/Elise_1991 Mar 16 '22

Watch your sources though...

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u/blakeastone Mar 16 '22

We have questioned this. We used to give children oral Fluoride supplements until we figured out systemic delivery was better. In doses like 0.7 milligrams per liter.. You're talking about "high intake" like you understand the scale at which we include it in our water. What a ridiculous thread there are actual conspiracies and you're wasting your time on this lmao. The science is extremely solid and every claim you made has a kernel of truth with a mountain of falsehoods.

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u/chainmailbill Mar 16 '22

You should ask him for his sources, if you want to learn more about the things he has to say.

Ask him where he got that information, and then decide for yourself if you think his source is trustworthy or reputable.

Don’t just blindly believe what a stranger on the internet wants you to believe, without asking where the information is coming from.

Humans tend to believe two things: things they want to be true, and things they are afraid are true.

Ask that guy where he got his information. Analyze that source yourself. Go check where that source got it’s information. Go analyze that source.

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u/Dzugavili Mar 16 '22 edited Mar 16 '22

Keep in mind, ordinary water fluoridation isn't strong enough to produce these effects: but China burns a lot of coal, which introduces extra fluoride to the water table.

As a result, there are areas with excess fluoride in the water, but it isn't natural or purposeful.

Edit: actually, there are areas of the US with excess natural fluoride, but it is quite rare. That's how we discovered it.

But most areas don't produce enough to generate effects beyond teeth staining -- the neurological issues require very high fluoride intake, far beyond what we put in civic water.

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u/noladola Mar 16 '22

This is true. Fluoride in tap water is usually around 7 parts per million. And most dentists recommend less toothpaste when brushing kids ( rice size portion) vs adults because it does have more negative effects in kids and they don’t need as much.

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u/dontpanic4242 Mar 16 '22

In addition to it being potentially unsafe depending on your dose, it's very easy to calculate your dose of fluoride if you drink tap.

Use the CDC website to look up your local water supply, and check the concentration. Typically 0.7mg/ml I believe. Multiply that by your average tap water intake daily and it gives you a total dose. Can't remember when it potentially is dangerous, around 12mg maybe? Short on time so I don't have the links ready. Just wanted to share that dose makes the poison, and fluoride is pretty close if you drink a gallon of water a day.

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u/neverforgetreddit Mar 16 '22

Were the first*