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reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 11:59 AM by IMAdamnALIEN
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No such thing as too redundant for this topic!
This is important stuff!
IMO, There should be a thread made every day exposing fluoride for what it really is!
Can you recommend any toothpaste that doesn't contain fluoride?
I'm trying to only buy natural products.
Toms natural of Maine is the only toothpaste that is natural but it also contains a small amount of fluoride.
Thanks for the thread!
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reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 12:08 PM by earthman4
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My water has much more flouride than most water systems. No flouride is added. It is naturally occuring and as we switch to bottled water, our teeth
are decaying much more rapidly. The people with the rotten teeth are much more intelligent and healthy. I'll stick with stupidity and nice teeth, or
drink bottled water.
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reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 11:01 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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The animals given both aluminum fluoride and sodium fluoride in low doses suffered from significant kidney and brain damage. The Varner team
stated that, "Striking parallels were seen between aluminum-induced alterations" in cerebral blood vessels that are associated with Alzheimer's
disease and other forms of presenile dementia. They concluded that the alterations of the blood vessels may be a primary event triggering
neuro-degenerative diseases. Astounded by their results, the researchers also noted in the study: " Not only did the rats in the lowest dose groups
die more often during the experiment, they looked poorly well before their deaths. Even the rats in the lowest dose group that managed to survive the
45 weeks looked to be in poor health."
That is some serious stuff!
I wonder how quickly fluoride works?
I brush my teeth every day with toothpaste that contains fluoride.
I should be noticing the effects of this, then again, Alzheimer sufferers cannot see themselves slowly degrade either.
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reply posted on 9-9-2008 @ 11:31 PM by NuclearPaul
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Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
Can you recommend any toothpaste that doesn't contain fluoride?
Here in Australia, Woolworths have their own brand of fluoride free herbal toothpaste.
Originally posted by earthman4
My water has much more flouride than most water systems. No flouride is added.
That's most likely calcium fluoride. Sodium fluoride is a man made poison, and God damn Hitler for coming up with the stupid idea of feeding it to
people. And no, he didn't give a rat's about their "dental health", just like our leaders today don't either. People only believe they do because
they've ingested too much fluoride already.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 04:27 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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Thanks for the information!
Thanks for setting the record straight as well!
Care to elaborate a little more on the health side effects?
Thanks for your time
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 04:37 PM by Illahee
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I am going to tell the big secret right here.
You are not being dosed through the oral means that you think you are. It and the other "little things" in your water are targeted at the largest
organ you have.
Your Skin!
You are being controlled, changed and exterminated. Wake up from the sweet sleep you are in and look around. They placed you in a tomb.
Even more nasties are 'given to you' by the products that are targeted to 'certain' groups. Your body wash is not a good thing. Regular soap is
just fine....
Beware the largest target, the skin and guard it closely........
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 04:58 PM by annestacey
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There's plenty of toothpaste products that do not contain fluoride. I use JASON brand products and I get them at Whole Foods Market but you can
order them online (I've ordered from VitaminShoppe.com).
As far as all the products targeted at your skin... you can lookup thousands of products to see how toxic they are at the cosmetics database website
run by the Environmental Working Group.
Here's the link: cosmetics database
You will be surprised at how toxic most mainstream products are. It's best to switch to eco-friendly products. This includes toothpaste, soap,
shampoo, conditioner, lotion, deodorant, makeup, perfume, laundry detergent, dryer sheets and anything else that comes in contact with your skin.
A good rule of thumb is... if it's advertised on TV, it's toxic. But you still have to learn the ingredients and read the labels.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 05:29 PM by Illahee
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Very true. The fluoridation of your brain is through your skin as well as the many products the sheep are shown on tv.
Turn the box off and step away.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 06:09 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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Originally posted by Illahee
I am going to tell the big secret right here.
You are not being dosed through the oral means that you think you are. It and the other "little things" in your water are targeted at the largest
organ you have.
Your Skin!
Holy HELL!!!!!
So your telling me that just by taking a shower you are letting this into your body?
This is CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 06:14 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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All very good advice!
So is vitamin shoppe a good place to start if you want to complete change your daily habits?
I have changed my soap, and toothpaste so far.
I didnt know dryer sheets were harmful too!
Would it be quicker to make a list of products that dont kill you?
I mean what doesnt?
I really want to remove all toxins from my daily routine but, is that even possible?
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 07:18 PM by annestacey
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Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
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All very good advice!
So is vitamin shoppe a good place to start if you want to complete change your daily habits?
I have changed my soap, and toothpaste so far.
I didnt know dryer sheets were harmful too!
Would it be quicker to make a list of products that dont kill you?
I mean what doesnt?
I really want to remove all toxins from my daily routine but, is that even possible?
Dryer sheets are one of the most harmful products on the planet. The list of products that don't kill you could be started with the list of
non-toxic products on the cosmetics database website.
I don't think it's possible to remove all toxins from your daily routine but if you at least replace the personal care products with non-toxic
alternatives, you're off to a good start and at least greatly reducing your chemical exposure.
Another way to educate yourself is to check out the articles at Natural News ( www.naturalnews.com). It'll take
weeks or months to absorb all the information they have available there.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 07:23 PM by annestacey
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Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
So your telling me that just by taking a shower you are letting this into your body?
Toxins absorbed through the skin cause more damage than toxins ingested thru your diet.
The digestive system can break down some of the toxins and try to eliminate them but toxins absorbed through the skin go straight to the organs and
cause major damage.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 07:26 PM by Randall Flagg
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You could always make your own toothpaste,a bit of baking soda,a drop of cinnamon or mint oil and a drop of water to make it pasty there you have
homemade toothpaste cheap,easy,effective,fluoride free.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 07:47 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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Originally posted by annestacey
Dryer sheets are one of the most harmful products on the planet.
AHHH!!!!!
I love my laundry smelling good!
NOOOOO!
There are no alternatives?
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 07:54 PM by annestacey
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Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
I love my laundry smelling good!
NOOOOO!
There are no alternatives?
You can get eco-friendly dryer sheets. But if you realize that all of those artificial fragrances are there to get you addicted to them, you'll
learn to live without them. You can get natural essences and add them to your laundry if you really want them to smell good.
The same goes with artificial flavors in the food. It's there to get you hooked on the food and damage your taste buds so that you can no longer
taste natural food flavors and then you don't want to eat natural food anymore.
You just have to step away from the chemicals. After a few months, your body will flush most of the toxins out and you'll learn to appreciate
natural aromas and flavors again. Once you get back to normal, those artificial flavors and smells will repel you. It happened to me. I can't even
walk into the bathroom at my parents homes anymore... the artificial smells are repulsive. Same with processed food. Can't stand the taste
anymore... it's like biting into a lemon.
Good luck.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 08:02 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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Excellent!
Thanks for the incredibly useful information!
I'm glad you are already on your way to a toxin free existence.
You should make a thread on natural products, It would help loads of people!
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 08:06 PM by annestacey
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Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
You should make a thread on natural products, It would help loads of people!
I've given TONS of useful information on this website. Most people don't seem to care. The best I can offer right now is to investigate the two
websites in my signature. It'll change your life.
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 08:38 PM by argentus
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Dang, this is the third time I've tried to answer this thread, and something freako happened. Note to self: do NOT touch the mouse while posting.
Good thread, OP! I think this is important information you bring.
We moved to a dinky island nation 14 years ago. Since then, we've captured rainwater, and that is our primary water source. We capture it from
our roof, which is metal, and I coated it with an elastomeric coating. I was a chemist in a previous incarnation, and I believe this is one of the
most benign coatings I could use. My first choice would be copper, but not having a spare $42,000 to spend on a copper Tern roofing system, this
will have to do. We filter our rainwater with a simple carbon filter to remove the more bulkier sediments.
If you live in Colorado or Washington, you have problems, as your state has made it illegal for you to collect rainwater, so you'll have to be
furtive in your efforts. Know this: It's a difficult thing to enforce, but please research the penalties. I suspect most of the enforcement comes
form neighbors turning people in. If the bottom of your downdrop is a "tee" rather than an elbow, it can look like an elbow, but in reality the
rain can go straight on through to buried piping. Remember that you only need less than an inch of drop differential to cause water to flow into a
catchment. U2U me if you live in these states and want some additional ideas. I believe with all my heart that collecting rainwater should not be
illegal.
We have created an system through a double-tiered pvc piping that "wastes" the first 1/8-inch of water over our roof...... that is to make sure the
water collected is as clean as it can be. I'll flesh this sytem out for anyone that is interested -- again, U2U.
You can build a water catchment out of concrete for about $1.50 a gallon. If you prefer plastic (not me bro or sis!) you can buy a tank for about the
same.
We have no industry here, so our rainwater is pretty pure. Those of you in city centers might have to employ a series of filters to purify your
water collected.
I recommend you do this: Contact an analytical laboratory in your area, and arrange for analysis of water samples, using their collection and
transfer protocols. You probably want atomic absorption testing -- which is very expensive, but will test for a wide range of "unknowns" in your
water. Find out what you have in your rainwater, and then you'll have an idea of what filters you need to make it pure.
We use the rainwater primarily for running the house -- drinking, cooking and showers. We have a well which we use for watering garden/plants and
toilet flushing. Unlike most places, well water here is potentially slightly saline, or even contains sulfites/sulfides.
I think we should get away from fluorides, even if they are naturally occurring in your water system. Protect your teeth in other ways. I
personally don't think it's worth the risk, and I won't use fluoridated water.
Again, important thread, OP. Thank you
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reply posted on 10-9-2008 @ 09:26 PM by IMAdamnALIEN
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Wait, mirth, what did you do?
What did he do wrong?
Please explain to the layman!
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