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Fluorides are everywhere
Examine all the possible sources of fluoride exposure
Date: 9/28/2005 9:59:00 AM ( 19 y ) ... viewed 3699 times Let's first take a look at the many sources of possible fluoride exposure...
The first and most obvious is your toothpaste and dental care products. There is the toothpaste and mouthwash you use every day, plus the supplements, etc from the dentist that are generally pushed on kids who come to the dentist with a cavity or two.
Secondly: Your drinking, bathing and washing water. http://www.just-think-it.com/the-f-db.htm
click this link to find out if your city is fluoridating their water.
Another source of exposure is drugs... everything from antibiotics to diet pills to some of the "statin" drugs. This one is harder to identify - you have to know what you're looking for. There's no label that tells you it contains fluoride but if the generic drug name has "fluoro" or "flox" anywhere in it then it is a fluoride drug.
Many fluoride drugs you have already heard of without knowing it... remember Phen-Fen? remember Propulsid (Cisapride)? They have been pulled from the shelves due to toxicity. There are many others you'd recognize being sold regularly, I would venture to say they're being 'pushed' even.
Cipro
Paxil
Prozac
Crestor... those are just a few.
A more complete list resides here: http://www.curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=608&i=13
In the fluoride forum here on curezone.
A fourth possible source of fluorides is your table salt - some companies fluoridate salt
Another is foods and beverages: because water is fluoridated in many communities (even if not in yours) it makes its way into the food chain, into foods and beverages prepared in fluoridated areas.
Yet another is organo-fluorine and fluorine pesticides.
These amounts may seem minimal but keep in mind, the effects of fluoride are cumulative. The more you ingest over time, the more is deposited in your bones and teeth.
Next post we'll discuss the actions of fluoride once it is inside the body.
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