Pearly whites, chompers, grinders, gnashers, fangs, we all have them, some are nicer than others and some have had “work” done to them. But one thing we all have in common is that we brush them two or three times daily, (well, you should) and usually we brush them with toothpaste that contains fluoride.
Fluoride is added to toothpaste to help build strong teeth. It is also added to our drinking water to build strong teeth as well. Great right? Wrong. In actuality fluoride is poison. Years ago fluoride was used as an insecticide and rat poison, and the funny thing about using it to build strong teeth is that it actually does more harm than good.
What is Floride?
Believe it or not, fluoride is a byproduct of copper, aluminum and iron
manufacturing. But oddly, in the 1930’s one of the largest manufacturers
of aluminum “discovered” that fluoride was good for developing healthy
teeth and practically eradicated tooth decay.
Wow, what a coincidence? So now, instead of having the issue of
disposing of this hazardous chemical waste, they can just add it to the
water supply and everyone will have brighter, whiter smiles.
Well actually, a study of 39,000 school children in 84 areas around the
U.S. showed that there was no significant difference in tooth decay
between fluoridated and non-fluoridated water supplies.
Surprisingly, or maybe not so surprisingly, “tooth decay trends tracked
by the World Health Organization from 1970 to the present show that the
incidence of decayed, missing or filled teeth has been steadily in
decline with each passing year in the U.S., France, Germany, Japan,
Italy, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, The Netherlands, Northern
Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Portugal, Iceland and Greece. And why are the
numbers of decayed teeth on the decline? Better oral hygiene and
improved dental practice is the most obvious answer. It’s certainly not
the fluoride. Because of all of those countries, only one adds fluoride
to the public water supply: the United States.” Source Global Health
Center.
Some of the above listed countries had put fluoride in the water in the
past but knowing the dangers of the chemical stopped, based not only on
the dangers of the chemical, but also based on the idea that any “health
treatments” people used should be a choice rather than forced upon them
whether they want it or not.
So, Why is Fluoride bad for you?
Well, if you consume too much, your teeth will actually begin to discolor and decay, not to mention that fluoride helps the brain absorb aluminum, a substance that has been found in most of the brains of Alzheimer”s patients. Other studies have associated fluoride with hip fractures as well as musculoskeletal and nervous system damage, which leads to limited joint mobility, ligament calcification, muscular degeneration and neurological deficits. and did I mention that fluoride has been linked to 10,000 cancer deaths annually.
Oddly, local, state and federal agencies in The U.S. dismiss these facts and continue to support the baseless ideology that fluoride is good for you. This could be due to the fact that if they admitted they have been poisoning or water supplies for decades there would be huge liability and subsequent lawsuits.
Suggestions? Filter your tap water before drinking it and switch to Fluoride Free toothpaste to keep those pearly whites pearly.
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