The Poison Most Of Us Use Daily

I came across the following emails which focussed my mind (once again) on what we unknowably consume, or prefer to ignore. I've omitted the email addresses involved to protect the writers' privacy. It's many years since the last debate and now far more information is available publicly, thanks to the internet.

I hope you all realise that the chemical weapons that the Uk government gave licences for that were for Syria are sodium fluoride . The same chemical they are putting in the water in some parts of the Uk .They themselves are classing as a chemical weapon. 

Wake up people
Sent from my iPad

Subject: RE: Flouride

Yes this is true, I read the documentation that was sent to me by a friend who found this out via the water companies. I was also led to believe that fluoride was being put into our tea bags too (although can't confirm this), oh and salt too. Fluoride is also used in the pesticides and there is a report somewhere that shows that Potatos (skins especially), iceberg lettuce, raisins and a few others have massive dosages of fluoride in them (which are way stronger than the water supply), upto 200 times in some cases from memory. The water companies only issue an average of fluoride as parts per million (ppm) so one day there may be none, the next a lot, we don't know.

I have a 5 stage reverse osmosis water filter and use non fluoride toothpaste (aloe vera type - £4/tube). Most toothpastes contain 800-1200ppm !

Fluoride is a known neuro toxin that affects the brain. Just one of a number of reasons we are getting dementia.

Regards

Mike

I too have read that some licences the UK had signed were for fluorides but had no idea it is a chemical base - although a weak one - which, combined with other chemicals [Wiki] can result in lethal weapons.

It's made me think too about the government's mantra of 'eat your 5-a-day'. From the available evidence regarding fruit and vegetables (unless totally organic), we're being told to poison ourselves. It's too late for me but for future generations the fluoride issue has to be debated in depth instead of politicians only issuing the 'positive' message that it saves our children's teeth.  I'd rather children's teeth were spared fluoride because there is no longterm evidence that it does good.

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