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Why the fluoridation argument is stupid
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The fluoridation argument is stupid because teeth actually do need fluoride.

So what if it's toxic to fish. Chocolate is toxic to dogs, and cyanide is toxic to them all

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#2
It builds up in the pineal gland, research has been done at med schools and university's. They thought they would find most fluoride in the bones, but turns out a higher amount is found in the center of the brain.

I'm not saying don't use fluoride, I just would not use it 2 much, twice a week with fluoride toothpaste, and the rest with non-fluoride paste. ;)

oh and don't drink tap water that also has a little fluoride in it...good for the teeth, bad for the brain!!!
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I don't think we should be made to drink fluoridated water (which we are now if we drink tap water). It does build up in the pineal gland, I think this is to blame for us being unable to use better abilities such as psychic-ness (I know that isn't a word ha xx)
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There's a lot of information about this in Matrix III "The Psycho-Social, Chemical, Biological and Electromagnetic Manipulation of Human Consciousness" as well.
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infrared Wrote:The fluoridation argument is stupid because teeth actually do need fluoride.

So what if it's toxic to fish. Chocolate is toxic to dogs, and cyanide is toxic to them all

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no we don't , teeth do not need fluoride, maybe a tiny tiny amount of calium fluoride foun naturally in food and water, but sodium fu*king fluoride poured into your cities water supply, comes in massive hundred gallon buckets with the label 'POISON' ON IT' with a big skull and cross bones sticker

it's toxic waste bro.
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